I would like to know this too, if anyone knows. There are HDMI --> DVI-D (Dual Link) cables, but would the signal be appropriate to drive a 30" monitor?
I too had an m4 64gb ssd go bad on me after a year. had upgraded to latest firmware, flashed ok, and poof, wouldn't detect---tried the trick everything. fuggin bricked. did an RMA with crucial, and they sent me a drive marked REFURBISHED, firmware # was scratched off with a permanent marker...
I have realized by watching some videos and researching that there is probably no way I'm going to fit 4 drives in the m350 case. I went ahead and ordered the case so I can start preparing. Likely the max will be 2 drives, so that will be the 256gb SSDs in RAID 1. Will likely just do a...
Awesome. So ESXi shouldn't have a problem with onboard RAID 1 for each pair of drives for this server. Do you guys realize how badass this is? That's a lot of power in a very small package. Some would say if they can't have 32gb of RAM then forget it, but for a small business this thing is...
I've read the manual for the motherboard, and looked in other places but I cannot find the specific RAID chipset. All I can find is: Intel(R) C600 Series Chipset SATA RAID Controller. I have seen where others have posted they are able to do ESXi 5.1 on this board.
Well, the X9SPV-LN4F-3QE has onboard RAID, specs say:
4x SATA2 3Gbps w/ RAID 0, 1, 5, 10;
2x SATA3 6Gbps w/ RAID 0, 1
and type is: Intel(R) C600 Series Chipset SATA RAID Controller
Dunno if this is on the whitelist, gonna check.
Hello, this is my first post. I am shameless, and a noob, so forgive that please. I want to build a very small and efficient server for my small business to achieve the following:
1. Board is Supermicro X9SPV-LN4F-3QE (fanless embedded core i7), 16g ECC 1333 unbuffered sodimms (yikes!)...