u/sinisterpisces — reddlx

[FS][US-TX][Local-Pickup Only] Supermicro SC835-Based Ryzen 3700X/128 GiB ECC/Asrock Rack X570-D4U-2L2T - $1800

Price: $1800, for pickup only.

Local Pickup Only. If you want it shipped, let me know, but you'd need to send someone to pack it up and take it to be shipped. I'm disabled and can't lift it or travel with it, which I'm afraid is going to make selling it more difficult. ZIP CODE: 75240.

Photos. https://imgur.com/a/sUJAo2r

Timestamp. https://imgur.com/Lt1LqIp

Thanks for looking. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Description:

Everything here works great, but I need to let it go as I downsize into smaller equipment.

>Case: Supermicro CSE-835 Supermicro CSE-835 with 8x SAS2/SATA 3 Backplane
PDU Block for 2x Redundant PSUs
8x Tooless 2.5” OR 3.5” Bays (Supports Mix-and-Match)
SilverStone Technology FPS01-C 12.7mm Slim ODD Device Bay to M.2 SATA SSD with USB 3.0 Type-C and SD/Micro-SD Reader 1

Case Fans (viable to cool system at ~10 percent maximum force)
[Front] 3x Sun Ace 80 9G0812P1F03 12v 0.58A
[Rear] 2x Sun Ace 80 9S0812P4F051 12v 0.13A

2x PSU Supermicro PWS-920P-SQ Platinum (920w)
1x Standard Depth Supermicro Rack Rails (not the short ones)

IcyDock ToughArmor (8x SSDs, Not Tooless)
ICY DOCK 8 Bay 2.5 SAS/SATA HDD/SSD Hot Swap Backplane Mobile Rack Enclosure for 2 x 5.25 Bay (2 x MiniSAS HD) | ToughArmor MB508SP-B 1

IcyDock ToughArmor MB992SK-B (2x 2.5” SSD, Not Toolless) ICY DOCK Full Metal 2 Bay 2.5” SATA/SAS HDD & SSD Mobile Rack for 3.5" Drive Bay (Boot drives live here).
Holds 2 SSDs; Locks with key, good for boot drives.

LSI 9500-16i HBA PCIe 4.0 x8, Cables for IcyDock 8 Bay and Supermicro Backplane

NVIDIA Tesla P4 Includes Noctua cooler and 3D printed friction-fit fan mount

HP OEM 912535-001 AQN-108 5 Gbps NIC PCIe 3.0x1 5 Gbps NIC with Noctua Cooler

Motherboard ASRock X570D4U-2L2T mATX (Box included); TPM module
New Asrock Firmware & BMC version available; also supports OpenBMC

Processor: AMD Ryzen 3700X AM4 8C16T Desktop Processor

RAM: Kingston KSM32ED8/32ME (ECC, 32 GB, DDR-3200, Micron, PN 0JE45D9ZFV) - Maximum 2666 MT/s in this config.

CPU Cooler, Extra Noctua Fans Noctua CPU cooler and Noctua fans with cabling and fan power controller

NVME (x2) Sabrent Rocket 4.0 - 1 TB (4k Sectors)
mSATA Samsung Evo 860 1 (Using for recovery LMDE 7 install)
Front SSDs (for boot) Intel DC S3710

u/sinisterpisces — 9 hours ago

▲ 1 r/applehelp+1 crossposts

[Apple Studio Display 2026] Brand New Apple Studio Display 27" (2026) Just Arrived. Tilt and Height Adjust Model. Is the Box Supposed to Bulge?

Please see the photos below. I just got this out of the box. I'll be taking up the damaged shipping and product box with B&H later, but is the actual product box meant to bulge like this?

That doesn't seem like something Apple would ship.

Right now, I'm a bit afraid to open it.

https://preview.redd.it/apdp8j0ber2h1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=77b1babc268cce275e6cc3b3fac1dbf819859572

https://preview.redd.it/0f0ymj0ber2h1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=28d2e1d44d71ebb030745e24af62cacd444007ff

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u/sinisterpisces — 13 hours ago

▲ 3 r/UgreenNASync

Hello,

So, now that we've had these for a while, I'm curious if anyone has measured the difference in idle power with C-states enabled.

They're disabled in the BIOS by default. It's still not clear whether that's for compatibility reasons or because they just never got turned on.

I'm running TrueNAS on a DXP8800 with 8x 7200 RPM enterprise HDDs, and my system idles around 85 w with the CPU at near zero percent utilization. I'd love to try to make that go down, but I'm not sure what else to try aside from enabling C-states.

Thanks!

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u/sinisterpisces — 20 days ago

▲ 13 r/openSUSE

Hello, there! I just installed Tumbleweed with KDE (the first time I've used KDE in about ten years, and the first time I've used Tumbleweed in ... ever).

This is an 11th-gen 7w Intel CPU that's supposed to have just a bit more oomph than the Celeron 5095 that went in so many home/small office NASes for a while. I'm planning to set this system up as an always-on tool for software defined radio, so I'd like to maximize the performance that it's got to see how far that will get me.

EDIT: This is the SBC I'm using: https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h3-plus/

I'm usually a Debian/Ubuntu user, so normally, I'd set the CPU governor to peformance, make sure it had plenty of cooling, and call that good.

On this system, Tumbleweed is using the intel-pstate governor in powersave mode, which I'm happy to see.

However, Tumbleweed with KDE adds a wrinkle that I've yet to encounter: KDE's Energy Preferences. Enabling the Performance mode there seems to be independent of the CPU governor's settings. Is that right?

After all that, some questions:

How do these interact?
What's considered best practice w/r/t the KDE Energy Preferences/CPU governor combo for getting the best performance out of an always-on desktop system (I'm not even letting it sleep as I want to be able to use a remote desktop client)?

Sorry for the absolute noob questions. I'm convinced I should have branched out from Debian, Ubuntu, and XFCE sooner. Thanks for any advice.

EDITED: Typos.

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u/sinisterpisces — 25 days ago