WTS: Enterprise Server Parts - ECC DDR4 16GB RDIMM & 64GB SODIMM, Supermicro H11SSL-i + Epyc 7302P Combo, PCIe RAID controllers, Intel 10Gb PCIe NICs

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16GB ECC DDR4 RDIMMs (Various Speeds) - 2Rx4, 2Rx8:

All DIMMs have passed single pass on Memtest86+.

Micron 16GB 2RX4 PC4-2133 RDIMM, 8 available - $55 each shipped
SK Hynix 16GB 2RX4 PC4-2133 RDIMM, 8 available - $55 each shipped
Micron 16GB 2RX8 PC4-2400 RDIMM, 16 available - $60 each shipped
Micron 16GB 2RX8 PC4-2666 RDIMM, 8 available - $65 each shipped
Micron 16GB 2RX8 PC4-3200 RDIMM, 16 available - $70 each shipped

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Supermicro H11SSL-i Rev 2.0 Socket SP3 Motherboard with EPYC 7302P Processor and 2U Cooler Combo

ATX-sized server motherboard with included Epyc 7302P CPU and 2U-height cooler.

If you want memory included with the motherboard + CPU combo, take the above DDR4 RDIMM prices and take off $5 off the price per DIMM for however many DIMMs you want included with the motherboard (up to eight DIMMs per motherboard).

Supermicro H11SSL-i with EPYC 7302P Combo, 2 available - $775 each shipped

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VColor DDR4-2666 CL19 ECC 64GB SODIMM (2x32GB) Kit

Used inside of a Synology NAS for a time but works with whatever home server or NAS application you would like extra ECC protection in.

VColor TES432G26D819K-VC DDR4-2666 CL19 2x32GB SODIMM Kit, 1 available - $450 shipped

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Intel X710-DA2 and DA4 NICs

Dual and Quad SFP 10GbE PCIe half-height network cards. Each card has fiber SFPs for half of their ports included (so 2 port comes with 1, 4 port comes with 2)

DA2s come with both full height and half-height brackets. DA4 comes with either full-height or half-height bracket, please specify which one you want per card.

X710-DA2, 1available (Full-Height and Half-Height Bracket Included) - $40 shipped each

X710-DA4, 4 available (2 half-height bracket, 2 full-height bracket) - $125 shipped each

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Supermicro 846 4U 24-bay BPN-SAS3-846EL1 SAS3 Backplane

Working pulls, good condition. Upgrade your old 846 24-bay 4U server with SAS3 and 12Gbps throughput in clean SFF-8643 connections to your HBA/RAID card.

Supermicro BPN-SAS3-846EL1 Backplane, 2 available - $160 shipped each

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Broadcom MegaRAID 9560-8i 12Gb/s SAS/SATA/NVMe Tri-ModePCIe RAID Controller

Ready for U.2 and other high performance disks.

Includes x1 SFF-8654 to x2 SFF-8643 breakout cable and BBU.

More specifications from the manufacturer: MegaRAID 9560-8i | PCIe Gen 4.0 for SAS/SATA/NVMe Storage

Broadcom 9560-8i - x1 full-height bracket and half-height bracket, x1 full-height bracket only, 2 available - $775 shipped each

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Broadcom MegaRAID 9460-8i 12Gb/s SAS/SATA/NVMe Tri-ModePCIe RAID Controller

Includes x2 SFF-8643 to SFF-8643 cables and BBU.

More specifications from the manufacturer: https://docs.broadcom.com/doc/BC00-0448EN

Broadcom 9460-8, full-height bracket only, 1 available - $350 shipped

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Wasmachineman_NL

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Damn, X710-DA2's but you're in the US and they don't include LP brackets :skull:
 

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Damn, X710-DA2's but you're in the US and they don't include LP brackets :skull:
Actually I fished around a spare parts drawer and found some matching low profile brackets that work with the X710-DA2s. Let me know if you are interested, though I would have to quote you what the extra shipping to Europe would be (assuming your NL in username stands for Netherlands)
 

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I don't know if there's anything special about those SODIMMs other than a 'matched' set or inclusion in some qualified list. Current US eBay BIN prices are around $150 per 32GB ECC module. Some recent auctions have ended below $100 with shipping.

Just got a pair of equivalent Innodisk M4D0-BGS2Q5IK for $164 with shipping. There was an active '12% off' seller coupon. I didn't want to risk waiting for best offer. Received and tested.

Also got X710-DA2 (low-profile only) for $16.16 with shipping.
 
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luckylinux

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Damn, X710-DA2's but you're in the US and they don't include LP brackets :skull:
I have some X710-DA2s also with low profile, in Europe (Denmark), but to be honest I'm not really meaning to sell them.

It's (relatively) a lot of work for the Price you or other People probably are willing to pay, so not really worth for me (IMHO).

I think you are too focused on the Bracket though. You can buy a Low Profile bracket and while it's gotten more expensive (and will soon be even more due to 3 EUR Fee for small Packages from China due to the Decisions taken by the EU Bureaucrats), it's still relatively cheap:

For Example (no Endorsement for these specific Sellers):





It's also important to know why you are so focused on this specific NIC. I assume it's thanks to its ASPM Support. I don't plan on making you reconsider, but did you check that everything else in your System properly supports ASPM, if that is the Reason for which you want this NIC ? No weird PCIe-to-PCI Bridge ? No SAS Controller ? No buggy BIOS (FADT Error) ? I went down the Rabbit Hole with a System, but in the End, no matter what I did, it wouldn't work :confused: :