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old question, new answer. if you have gen2 hgst-unit, you need sff-8644 to sff-8644 cable. it will work at 12gbps speed. if you have gen1 hgst-unit, you need qsfp+ (sff-8436) to sff-8644 or sff-8088. either way, your card can be in IT mode or raid mode. but, your hdd's are not recognized...

actually the board manufacturers should have to develop new mainboards specific for 2nd gen threadrippers. yes, they have same socket as 1st gen. but many ppl have issue's with 2nd gen TR on mainboards for 1st gen. and i am not talking about bios, but about hardware-issues

which country? europe? here is a link to dutch tech-website with prices in euro in holland. the site is in dutch. use google translator...

i didnt read the artice on anadtech, but i want to make a note about sockets....if you can avoid foxconn sockets, some ppl have troubles screwing the cpu in the foxconn-socket. Lotes-socket is the better one

i would prefer this case in sted of norco because of short depth, if you use this case only as storage or jbod case. norco is better because you can put motherboard in it now another question. has anyone replaced the fan of psu with alternative model? this little thingy of 40x40x28mm fan is...

little update about hard disks. i putted 4 hdd of each 10 tb and all are recognized as it should be. 4 times 9,09Tib disks. my next step is buying license of drivepool from stablebit so i can use it with snapraid

yep, this one is also an option. but...it occupies 2 pcie slots. and that is very big disadvantage for me. i am looking for 1 slot solutions. found enzo technology website. looking at there

and how did u mound the fan in your case? tie-wraps?

i found from somewhere else this link http://www.enzotechnology.com/air_cooling.htm specially is SLF-serie nice one to find. very hard to find european reseller for SLF-serie

nice thing about thic case that it is recognizing my 10tb hdd. i only tried with 1 hdd of 10tb. but i assume putting 16x hdd of 10tb each (160tb raw) wouldn't be problem. my next search is replacing the fan of psu. that little thing makes more noise than 2 scynthe ultra kaze 3000rpms together...

making room for chenbro sk22803. once again....maybe not so nice cut-out, but functioning good :-)

i had to bend the clip of the backcover under the new fans to fit

my other modifications: replacing 80x38mm back fans with 120x38mm fans. i cut out backpanel for new fans. not nice cut-out but it is functional and working.

i took a 4 pin y-spliiter. took off male-connectors from plastic houseing, squeezed molex-male-terminals to fit into 4 pin atx houseing. now i have 2 female molex 4 pin connectors to power up sas expander (intel res2sv240 or chenbro ck22803)

how hot is the chipset of 9240-4i in your situation?

i did better way. i wll post some pictures tomorrow

any option to find a way of cooling hba-card that still takes 1 slot tickness? i have tried 10mm thick fan onto metallic heat sink, but that takes more that 1 slot and les than 2 slot. result is: i cann't put another card in the nest pci-e slot because of 10mm thick fan onto heat sink. any...

i am also looking for hba cooler. i found couple of 40x10mm fans. but when i install 10mm thick fan onto the chipset metallic block, i then cann't install hba-card in 1 pci-e slot. it takes 2 slots thickness. any options to fit 10mm thick fan so that it still takes 1 slot thickness?

what kind of adapter did you use for powering up the intel expander?