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    SuperWorkstation 5046A-X + Supermicro AOC-SIMLP-B IPMI Card

    Thank you for your reply. I will probably go with PiKVM.
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    SuperWorkstation 5046A-X + Supermicro AOC-SIMLP-B IPMI Card

    Hello, I would like some advice from those with more experience.I have a SuperWorkstation 5046A-X which does not have IPMI. I found second-hand a dedicated board with IPMI (Supermicro AOC-SIMLP-B IPMI Card ), which from what I read should work on older supermicro boards. The idea is that I would...
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    MAXIMUS XI HERO Chipset defect?

    Hello guys, I have the motherboard in the picture. Looks like it doesn't want to start anymore (even no BIOS error codes), after I tried to take a look of what happened I saw that the chipset is super hot even if it's not working but just with the cables connected (ROG effects lights are on)...
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    ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING defect pin on socket

    It was ordered and received 1 year ago, now it's too late to do something. Just remained in the box until now....as I said is not possible, anyway I don't have the documents anymore.
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    ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING defect pin on socket

    Unfortunately is not possible to return it.
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    ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING defect pin on socket

    Hello guys, as the title says I have a brand new ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING. Don't ask me how was possible but one of the pins is missing (actually was bended and I have removed it with a penset). Position E-35 on the Pinout picture. My question is this, i plan to buy i9990K. It would work with...
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