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Shrapz

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#260161 13-Nov-2019 20:12
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Can pay upto $1500 for the right system, though prefer sub $1k

 

 

 

Prefer a Xeon v3 or above, ideally a half depth 1u, however, will consider all options.

 

Not worried about ram/hdd/OS as most will be upgraded anyway.

 

 

 

Any one selling or have any coming up?

 

 


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  #2352998 13-Nov-2019 21:47
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I may have a lead on something, I will get back to you soon. Where are you located? The person I get my gear off is central/lower North Island.




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  #2353029 13-Nov-2019 23:29
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Hey mate - I've got quite a few v3 Xeon systems, but if you are after 1U then maybe HP DL360 Gen9 is the most ideal unit I have?
If you aren't after ram or CPUs, then it would around $1000, or $1500 with 2x 12-core processors and 64GB ram.


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  #2353237 14-Nov-2019 13:39
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Thanks Guys, Napier based, E3 Xeon would be ideal as need frequency over cores




yumcimil
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  #2353257 14-Nov-2019 14:34
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I've got a Supermicro E3-1220v3 w/32GB of ECC RAM but the v3s are DDR3 only. Is that of any use? Not rack-mounted, just the motherboard CPU and RAM.


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  #2353479 14-Nov-2019 17:08
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Shrapz:

 

Thanks Guys, Napier based, E3 Xeon would be ideal as need frequency over cores

 

 

Are you only after single socket as I don't think E3 Xeons come in dual socket? Anyway, if you are after frequency I've got E5-2643v3 systems which are 3.4-3.7ghz boost.


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  #2353501 14-Nov-2019 18:52
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Generally dont need dual socket, what are the specs of your E5-2643v3 systems?


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  #2353600 14-Nov-2019 23:33
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There's no real spec per se, I would just be swapping CPUs into whatever chassis fits the bill.
For example a DL360 Gen9 with no drives, 2x E5-2643v3, 64GB ram and embedded storage controller would be $1200.
Additional ram would be between $5.50-$6 per GB depending on what sticks are used.


 
 
 

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  #2353769 15-Nov-2019 10:03
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All good, will flick you a pm


  #2359297 22-Nov-2019 12:47
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hey I have the following - I only just saw this post so I have put them up on trademe already

 

 

 

Dell PowerEdge R630 

 

- 1U rack
8x16GB DDR4 RAM (128GB total)
Dual Xeon E5-2680v3 CPU (24 cores 48 threads total)
Integrated PERC H730 SAS RAID controller
Quad port gigabit NIC
iDRAC Enterprise
Rails, no bezel
dual power supply

 

 

 

SuperMicro SuperServer 7048R-C1R4+ 

 

32GB DDR4 RAM
2 x Intel E52630 V3 @ 2.4GHZ (16 core / 32 thread total)
8 x 2.5 inch Hot Swap Bay
8 x 3.5 inch Hot Swap Bay
Quad ethernet ports on motherboard including IPMI interface
Quad Gigabit Ethernet NIC
1 x LSI SAS Controller
1 x LSI onboard SAS Controller
2 x 920W PSU


yumcimil
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  #2359358 22-Nov-2019 15:14
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How much are you thinking for the SUpermicro?


  #2359362 22-Nov-2019 15:32
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Don't know if I'm allowed to post trademe links, I had set it at $1000 start with $2000 buy now, but happy to work within your budget since it's Christmas and feeling generous haha


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