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That's it I'm closing this thread because you buttholes are no help.

Yes I'm still a fifth year senior or beyond because things still haven't worked out yet. I'm not doing anything wrong with my Mac Pro with only 16 GB of ECC RAM and I'm not just scrolling down either or using Windows 7. I'm using Mac OS X High Sierra because I still haven't been able to afford...

The school does not offer the lab manual with the class. The IOS version may have went end of life in 2011 and so what if 1901 routers and 3560 switches haven't been purchaseable or supported for a handful of years according to you because I know I could still find 3560 switches on Amazon at...

Apparently you don't know what sentence structure is either by starting a sentence with and. It's not that difficult understand what I wrote, but you make it hard on purpose just to piss me off. It's obvious that I'm trying to pass my classes at this University and that I would like to know...

You can't spell the word what and spelled it wat.

That's because you can't read.

I need help finding an older versions of Cisco's Lab Manual for CCNP IP Route, CCNP IP Switch, and Tshoot than version 6 or 7 and definitely version 8 being the latest because the University that I am trying to go back to was still expecting students to use the older 12.2.25 IP Base version of...

What capacity SSD should i use for my Seagate Small Business NAS USM? I own the Seagate STBP16000100 16TB Business Storage 4-Bay NAS here: Seagate STBP16000100 16TB Business Storage 4-Bay NAS and I want to purchase an SSD for the Startech USM enclosure here: StarTech.com 2.5" SATA USM Enclosure...

No I don't agree.

Yeah right.

No it's like I'm selling a 1977 truck body with the engine of a riding lawn mower. It is more like I'm selling a 2018 F-250 Super Duty with the same engine from a 2013 F-250 Super Duty, but it only has the older 6.0 Liter Dual Over Head Cam Powerstroke diesel V8 engine instead of the newer 6.4...

You don't even know ancient until you've seen the dual Pentium Pro IR440FX motherboard with 512 MB of EDO memory, the dual Pentium Pro 200 MHz with 1 MB of L2 Cache, and the Dual Pentium II Overdrives at 333 MHz with 512 KB of L2 cache at full speed that I had to go alone with it, so I don't...

I don't know how it could improve your experience because I hardly used the thing and I haven't been able to use Windows 10 much because my Dell Precision T1700's aren't working right now or Windows Server 2016 for the same reason along with the fact that I need a new server that only draws 350...

My mistake because I must have taken the screenshot to soon, so here you go: You should buy this server because it includes two chassis with dual redundant 700 PSU's in each chassis for $542.78 each, two Supermicro X9DAI motherboards for $457.99 each, and an ARECA ARC-1264IL-12 SATA/SAS RAID...

It's not 9 years old either because I've only had it for 5 years. You don't just add hotswap bays to a chassis because you need a backplane too. It's not a lie because I showed you right here: Dell PowerEdge R540 Rack Server It cost $10,142.79 not fully configured with: Trusted Platform...

Okay Dan_D what does it mean then?

It costs more that $3500 for an Intel Xeon Scalable or AMD Epyc system with it fully configured.

No a cable is not just a cable because I didn't have to worry about the length of the cable with the ARECA like I did with LSI and tried putting an LSI MegaRAID mini-SAS 8x card in the server to bring the price down, but I didn't like the cable. Therefore, I put the LSI RAID card in my parents...

Yes they do cost $10000 or more once fully configured minimum for a 2U because I showed it somewhat configured for around $7000 and it wasn't even fully configured, which after you add SDD's for Dell's insane price it will probably cost you over $10000. All you're getting with that so called...

It's not a ten year old server because I just build the thing in 2018 and upgraded it several times before 2022, so what if the internal hardware is from 2013 when Dan_D is willing to take an Intel 2011v1 system for $508 with just one hard drive that costs more once fully configured and you only...

The cables aren't the only reason an ARECA RAID card cost more than an LSI though, but I can't even find the specifications for the RAID card I'm including anymore.

It's 1U Server starting at $1019.00 with one 1 TB mechanical hard drive and a Pentium G6405T processor instead of a Xeon. Why would the quad cores and the socket 2011v2 motherboards have to go in the trash if they will support NVMe with a simple BIOS update and you're willing to buy a 2011v1...

Only LSI RAID cards are as good as ARECA an are a dime a dozen, but the lack of cables sucks because the after market cables aren't as good as the cables that are included with an ARECA.

Fine then your expecting me to buy eight 2TB NVMe drives and I can't afford it because it's costing me $3000 a month, which is 90 percent of my disability income to live in a group for serves I don't need because I can cook my own food, I can do my own dishes, I can cut my own finger and toe...

No it is not like I'm selling a 1999 F-250 Super Duty with the 7.3L Powerstroke Turbo Diesel to someone that needs 34,000lbs. of towing capacity and it's not up to the job of an F-450. It's more like a 2018 F-250 Super Duty with the engine from a 2013 F-250 Super Duty, but you expect it to have...

Niether of these include an extra chassis, motherboard, or RAID card. I couldn't even find where it said how many SSD's let alone HDD's the bottom listing had.

Yeah and you realize that to please you I have to purchase at least eight 250 GB SSD's for $15 each to put in at one chassis because both motherboards don't have NVMe connectors on the boards, which is a pathetic 2 TB of storage instead of 16 TB of storage or more if I would have purchased...

I am not selling a horse and that's a terrible metaphor. I'm selling an older heavy duty pick or semi and you won't buy it because it's like a Europeon Exotic sports car that doesn't include a V8 engine like an American Muscle car. Whatever, is that why you're willing to settle for an Intel...

Now I see what it means. Lopoetve look at the words in parenthesis because the MBD-X9DAi-O says X9DAi (Standard Retail Pack) and the MBD-X9DAi-B says X9DAi (Bulk Pack), so all the MBD-X9DAi-O means is that it's not bulk and thanks for clearing that up because Supermicro has made it hard to find...

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Those are terrible rates for cloud storage because for 50 TB that $1150 a month and I can get 30 TB or more from Google for $149.99 plus tax a month here:

It's not OEM because it didn't come with the chassis and it should mean something because I only got one SATA/SAS connector on the motherboard and there was a spot to solder in a second mini-SAS connector that I said was a SATA/SAS connector. Plus I've seen different versions of the X9DAI other...

No I'm not pay you $300 or any amount to dispose of my server and extra motherboard and extra chassis.

It's simple a brand new 4 cylinder car with about a 1.7 Liter or 2.0 Liter engine goes for around $30,000, so a honda civic for around $3661.41 the price I'm asking for my server is junk. Who cares if it runs because the question is for how much longer will it run for. My server is not used and...

I'm not asking $10,000 or more for what I'm selling now am I.

No you didn't because a brand new Quadro P400 with only 2GB of video memory goes for $137 new on newegg here and I have a Quadro K620 with 2GB of video memory: PNY Quadro P400 VCQP400V2-PB 2GB 64-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Low Profile Workstation Video Card. Also a Quadro PNY T1000...

This build is a piece of junk because it doesn't include 700 redundant power supplies, hotswap bays for SATA or SAS, It only has 32 GB of non-ECC memory instead of 64 GB of ECC memory, a 500 GB SSD Is pothetic in terms of storage capacity, and at $120 for the motherboard you're most likely...

Then the answer is definitely no because I'm not going to pay you to get rid or recycle this hardware for me when the only problem everyone has with it in this thread is that the motherboard, the processors, and the heatsinks with fans are or are for the Intel 2011v2 processor.

No I'm not still charging to much for the motherboards because mine aren't used and those probably are plus those aren't even the same X9DAI-O motherboard as I pointed out, but you can't read.