WTS: Dual Xeon 5119T combo, SSDs, ICY DOCK M.2 hot-swap adapters

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Supermicro X11DPI-NT + 2x Xeon QN11 (Xeon Gold 5119T QS) CPUs + heatsink/fans. Mobo is bare board, no IO plate included. Full disclosure, one of the CPU sockets had some bent pins that I was able to bend back into place, and I've put the system as-configured through its paces with no problems. The QN11 CPUs are QS variants of the 5119T which is an 85W 14C/28T CPU. I plan on shipping the thing as a bundle with the CPUs mounted and the heatsinks attached. $1100 shipped for the bundle.

Intel P4510 2TB U.2 SSD - bare drive, nearly brand new from a writes-to-disk perspective. $400 shipped.

Intel P5510 7.68TB U.2 SSD - bare drive and ES. Very lightly used. $2200 shipped.

ADATA XPG Gammix S70 1TB SSD - like new, only used for testing. Great drive, already updated firmware. HEATSINK IS NOT REMOVABLE. $150 shipped.

Gigabyte AORUS 7000s 1TB SSD - like new, only used for testing. Great drive, PS5 compatible. $175 shipped.

Crucial MX500 2TB SATA SSD - new, in plastic clamshell. 1 available. $175 shipped.

Samsung 860 EVO 4TB - bare drive, lightly used. 2 available. $400 shipped.

Kingston NV1 1TB NVMe SSD - like new, only used for testing. $75 shipped.

Dual 25Gb SFP+ NIC - like new, in plastic clamshell. BC0110405-22 is the listed P/N. They look just like the one linked, though I am not sure if these are Dell branded. $70 each, shipped, two available.

ICY DOCK MB902SPR-B - converts a 5.25" drive bay into 2x hot-swap SATA 2.5" bays that operate in RAID 1. This one comes in the box. $210 shipped.

ICY DOCK MB852M2PO-B - converts a slimline (laptop style) optical drive bay into dual front-loading NVME M.2 slots. Supports hot-swap if the host system supports hot-swap. Connects to the system via dual OCuLink 4 lane ports. This one comes in the box. $110 shipped. If you need some OCuLink cables I can negotiate on them as well.

ICY DOCK MB872MP-B - converts a 5.25" drive bay into 12x hot-swap SATA M.2 slots. Connects to the system via triple OCuLink 4 lane ports. In the retail box with everything included. This is an expensive, niche product listed for nearly $900 on Amazon, though I'm looking for more like $500 for it.

Sold Stuff
1x ADATA SU800 256GB Sold
Lexar NM620 1TB SSD - like new, only used for testing. $95 shipped, two available. Sold
Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe SSD - like new, only used for testing. $85 shipped. Sold
Supermicro X10SDV-TLN4F - bare board. Integrated 8-core Xeon D 1540 CPU + 10 GbE networking. I don't have the original IO plate, but I 3D printed one that works well and will include it. $400 shipped. Sold
Seagate Barracuda 510 1TB SSD - like new, only used for testing. $110 shipped.
40+ 8GB DDR3 server DIMMs. Mostly ECC registered. I also don't have a way to test these at the moment, though I suspect they all work. Make an offer if you want them, otherwise they'll just get e-wasted. Sold
Supermicro M11SDV-8C-LN4F - full retail kit, only used for testing. $600 shipped.
 
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Sorry for the late response, but I got the dock very quickly and as listed nottaproblemo.

Buy his stuff people, you won't be disappointed :)
 
Might be a dumb question, but title says Epyc combo so is the CPU already sold or is it just the motherboard?
 
Andrew_Carr said:
Might be a dumb question, but title says Epyc combo so is the CPU already sold or is it just the motherboard?
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Just the mobo, I'm holding onto the CPU for other projects.

groebuck said:
question on the mobo can if fit in a standard atx case?
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It can! It's a bit larger than a normal ITX mobo, but still nowhere near the size of even a mATX or full ATX board. I had it mounted in a standard ATX case.
 
For those following along at home, today's addition of a MB902SPR-B should be no surprise :)
 
Oh and I forgot to mention, most of the ICY DOCK stuff has had a bit of a price reduction as well.
 
TTT

3 of the SSDs sold, along with the server mobo and the i5 combo.

I am, in the near future, going to be adding a ton more stuff. I've got a 2-socket Xeon board, some Xeon Gold 5119T CPUs, an X10SDV-TLN4F, some more SSDs both consumer and enterprise, and other random stuff. I've just got to get it sorted and take pictures and test everything first!
 
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