fwiw, most DDR3 ECC UDIMMs will work fine in non-ECC mode if ECC isn't supported. But still, if they don't want them because of this, I can actually use them as I'm needing a pair in an older system that does support ECC UDIMMs.
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this is correct, my parents their ThinkCentre E73 runs ECC DIMMs with a i7-4790S and they work just fine in non-ECC mode.fwiw, most DDR3 ECC UDIMMs will work fine in non-ECC mode if ECC isn't supported. But still, if they don't want them because of this, I can actually use them as I'm needing a pair in an older system that does support ECC UDIMMs.
Local pickup in Phoenix or you provide a shipping label.
Have a bunch of 1U and 2U Supermicro faceplates from various OEMs. They have dust filters and are lockable. So long as the rackmount ears on your chassis have 2 small holes on the inside, they should fit.
Have a bunch of 1U and 2U Supermicro faceplates from various OEMs. They have dust filters and are lockable. So long as the rackmount ears on your chassis have 2 small holes on the inside, they should fit.
I have a chassis from my HP EliteDesk 800 g1 SFF with the power supply and the slim DVD drive - local pickup in Alexandria, LA, or provide a label. Willing to part out the power supply to save shipping if you want. I transferred the system to a tower case, so I no longer need the SFF case
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TILfwiw, most DDR3 ECC UDIMMs will work fine in non-ECC mode if ECC isn't supported. But still, if they don't want them because of this, I can actually use them as I'm needing a pair in an older system that does support ECC UDIMMs.
- Local pickup only -
Near Valparaiso
Modded Dell T7610 SAS2 4x 2.5" 4x 3.5" bay
2x E5-2697v2 (Noctua 3U heatsinks)
256GB DDR3 1833MHz
All fans replaced with noctua
Side panel handle been shaved a bit to allow more space for gpu's
Front plastic mesh is missing
Doesn't recognize cpu1 fan header - fan works - special CRJ 4-pin dell adapter cable needs to be placed for mobo to recognize it.
Some holes have been drilled on top,
Near Valparaiso
Modded Dell T7610 SAS2 4x 2.5" 4x 3.5" bay
2x E5-2697v2 (Noctua 3U heatsinks)
256GB DDR3 1833MHz
All fans replaced with noctua
Side panel handle been shaved a bit to allow more space for gpu's
Front plastic mesh is missing
Doesn't recognize cpu1 fan header - fan works - special CRJ 4-pin dell adapter cable needs to be placed for mobo to recognize it.
Some holes have been drilled on top,
Cleaning out my garage in Denver. No claims about condition, but probably great intro units for someone who wants to get started in servers. Local pickup. Free to a good home, but I'd gladly accept spare DDR4 DIMMs.
Dell PowerEdge 1950 (4 units)
Dell PowerEdge 1950 (4 units)
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Hold on, do some DDR4 ECC UDIMMs work like this too?fwiw, most DDR3 ECC UDIMMs will work fine in non-ECC mode if ECC isn't supported. But still, if they don't want them because of this, I can actually use them as I'm needing a pair in an older system that does support ECC UDIMMs.
If no takers on this by this Friday it will be scrapped. Spouse is getting antsy about cleaning out unneeded items.
Local pickup in Phoenix or you provide a shipping label.
Have tons of NEMA 5-15P to IEC C13 power cables. Should be able to fit quite a lot in a USPS flat rate box.
Have tons of NEMA 5-15P to IEC C13 power cables. Should be able to fit quite a lot in a USPS flat rate box.
Local pickup in Phoenix or you provide a shipping label.
10 x Arduino Leonardo R3. Were used to read PMBUS data from Supermicro power supplies on workstation motherboards that didn't support it. Single connector soldered on for that (which you could remove if desired). Remainder of the headers are not populated.
10 x Arduino Leonardo R3. Were used to read PMBUS data from Supermicro power supplies on workstation motherboards that didn't support it. Single connector soldered on for that (which you could remove if desired). Remainder of the headers are not populated.
Local pickup in Santa Clara (or can meet around SF South Bay, Palo Alto to San Jose):
-Linksys Cisco SRW2048 48-port switch (with hidden CLI); WebUI is now unusable (unless you've IE6 ;-))
- Juniper SRX240H2 firewall (no rack ears or slot covers)
Not worth shipping.
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- Juniper SRX240H2 firewall (no rack ears or slot covers)
Not worth shipping.
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