[WTB] Supermicro X10SDV-4C+-TLN4F, X10SDV-6C+-TLN4F or X10SDV-TLN4F

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brinox

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I'm looking to buy a gently used Supermicro Xeon-D board in mini-ITX form factor and with active cooling on the proc heatsink. I'd REALLY like to have the -TLN4F variant for 10GbE, but am willing to entertain other offers on the TLN2F variants if the price is right.

These are the boards I'm looking for specifically:

X10SDV-TLN4F

X10SDV-4C+-TLN4F

X10SDV-6C+-TLN4F


These are the less appealing options just because I like the idea of falling back to 1GbE if needed, and/or will swap the heatsink out as needed too:

X10SDV-8C-TLN4
F

X10SDV-4C-TLN2F

X10SDV-4C-TLN4F

X10SDV-6C-TLN4F


Let me know whatcha got and how much you want for it! Am also willing to entertain combos with PC4-2400-T memory options, but no more than 32GB right now...
 

Evan

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You know the boards only support 2133 memory right ? (No issues to use 2400 i am sure but it will just run at the slower speed)
I mention only because I am sure there is more 16gb 2133 dimms floating around compared to 2400.
 
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brinox

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You know the boards only support 2133 memory right ? (No issues to use 2400 i am sure but it will just run at the slower speed)
I mention only because I am sure there is more 16gb 2133 dimms floating around compared to 2400.
I specifically chose DDR4-2400 because of this post: DDR4-2133 versus DDR4-2400 stream benchmarks using Xeon-d

Also, why would Supermicro list DDR4-2400 as tested memory if something on the board precluded it from utilizing the higher speeds? Am I missing something here?
 

brinox

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Nevermind - found this info out myself. Thanks for mentioning this. According to Intel's Xeon-D product brief, the 1541 chip is the only one on my list that will take advantage of the higher memory speed:

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Regardless, I'm interested in starting with a single 32GB stick, and the best option for that (right now) is this eBay auction
 

Evan

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Sorry the D-1541 does support 2400 (your not missing anything, I did miss that some of the newer chips do support 2400)
Most of the others only 2133 though.
 

Evan

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We both posted at the same time :)
Good if you can get 2400 for sure was just thinking 2133 was more plentiful generally.
 
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brinox

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Thanks for those of you who offered me something here! I've decided to buy new after all, and will have my board in-hands tomorrow. Perhaps more details to come elsewhere on STH.

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