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[for sale] Lots of Supermicro E3 v2/v3 machines!
Hello,
The following are currently located in Atlanta, GA. 30303 (55 Marietta w/ Cyberwurx) and are for sale right away. They all have been used lightly in their life this far, and in great working condition. All are using Supermicro chassis, with Supermicro X9/X10 motherboards.
X5:1:1 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap w/ 2.5" adapters) 4x250G Samsung Evo 840 $650 X5:2:2 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap w/ 2.5" adapters) 4x250G Samsung Evo 840 $650 X5:3:3 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap w/ 2.5" adapters) 4x250G Samsung Evo 840 $650 X5:4:4 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap w/ 2.5" adapters) 4x250G Samsung Evo 850 $700 X5:5:5 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap w/ 2.5" adapters) 4x250G OCZ ARC 100 $625 X5:6:6 1U Supermicro E3 1230V3 32G (4x 3.5" hotswap) 4x4TB Seagate $700 X5:7:7 1U Supermicro E3 1240V2 32G (2x 2.5" hotswap) 2x500G SSD Evo 840 $700 X5:8:8 1U Supermicro E3 1220V2 16G (no hotswap, internal only) 1x120G SSD $450 X5:9:9 1U Supermicro E3 1240v3 32G (no hotswap, internal only) 2x500G SSD Evo 850 $675 X5:11:11 1U Supermicro E3 1230v3 32G (no hotswap, internal only) 1x250G SSD Evo 850 $550 x5:14:14 1U Supermicro E3 1240v3 32G (no hotswap, internal only) 2x500G SSD Evo 850 $700 x5:15:15 1U Supermicro E3 1230v2 32G (no hotswap, internal only) 2x500G SSD Evo 850 $600 x5:16:16 1U Supermicro E3 1230v2 32G (no hotswap, internal only) 2x500G SSD Evo 850 $600 x5:17:18 2U Supermicro 4 node system.. Each is E5 2x2670 128G w/ 6x2.5" hot swap $4000
Prices do not include shipping, which will be $30-$60 depending on which server / location. The 4 node machine will be $200-$300 for shipping. Local pick up is available as well, free of charge.
I also have the following for sale in Minneapolis, MN, 55411.
1U Supermicro E3 1230v2 32G (no hotswap, internal only) $450 1U Supermicro E3 1230v2 32G (no hotswap, internal only) $450 X9 Supermicro motherboard w/ 1225v2 16G (no chassis) $250 X9 Supermicro motherboard w/ 1225v2 16G (no chassis) $250 Super Talent 32GB (8Gx4) DDR3 12800E $140 AMD 32GB (8Gx4) DDR3 12800E $140
Shipping from MN will vary, but will range from $10-$30. Local pick up is available as well, free of charge.
Feel free to make an offer if you're interested in multiples. First come first serve, really not a fan of 'holding' on to anything as it's screwed me over in the past.
Shipping is to US only, payment accepted through Wire / Paypal / Cashiers Check / Moneyorder. Sales will be to made to only reputable members of the community.
This post has been approved by Ishaq.
Thanks!
Comments
how old are the disks ?
How old are those drives and if you can pm me with what they were used for previously?
Thanks
The 840s were purchased in Nov 2014,
840s were purchased in Nov 2014. The 850s are from late 2015. The OCZs were from mid 2015 IIRC. Seagates have only been in use for ~6 months for backups. Drives were used to host VM's varying all over the board. Never ran in raid though, always single.
Sent you a PM about buying servers alone without drives.
Thanks!
A couple machines have been sold. For those wanting to buy without drives, please subtract $50 per 250G and $100 per 500G drive.
Mind pming what you have left over?
Maybe Google Docs with spreadsheet with public read access and whats available would help people asking about inventory
I sent you a PM.
sent PM
How can we be sure you won't be scamming us like Vypretworks -_- it was a shit show
Take your chances
Bought from him before, had some issues with UPS playing a game of drop the servers. He worked with me and sent me a new batch of servers. Extremely nice, and very helpful.
PM'ed, but for all others, only one of the 1230v3 w/ 4x hot swap has sold so far with discussion between others currently.
Yeah, looking like this might be the best route. Will get this updated tonight. Thanks for the suggestion since I can't modify the post.
Responded.
Can't be sure I guess, but I live on a computer, and live by my reputation. I have dealt with quite a bit of people on here over the years of my stay. I'm not going anywhere. Posted has been approved by Ishaq for what it matters.
Thank you for the kind words. Did my best on that one, and moving forward I am FedEx only. >_>.
PS. Hot name.
@Riz maybe you can recommend some colocation too near your server location
Cyberwurx has been nothing but awesome for me (which is where these are), and there are also quite a few other providers in 55/56 Marietta which would make this fairly easy. Connectivity is pretty good to Europe from here as well. I believe their sales email is [email protected].
I don't need another server, but I totally want one... if only I could find a good, and reasonably priced colocation service on the west coast USA.
turnkeyinternet $29/mo 1U
West Coast?
Fuck. My bad.
@AlyssaD IIRC StealthyHosting had a deal in the past for Colo in Seattle. LAX is so populated that I'm suprised there aren't any companies dealing out colo.
Created a spread sheet with current inventory. Will consider reasonable offers for anything that is multiples.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1exzmlt6yPlKn84Vj0loRNJZ2OpVXvu4NvUm5hpyss04
Budget?
$75 or less with 100mbps unmetered, 1 amp, 2 hours free remote hands per month ( I am going to rarely use this at all.) /28 ipv4, /64 ipv6, and 1 extra ipv4 / line for ipmi.
I have had services such as this for less else where in case you think it is under priced.
I wonder why some lowest colocation have higher price than pricing of dedicated server rent?
for example if I look on dacentec, the price of Supermicro 4-bay 2xL5420 16GB 2x1TB RTO is $40 / month. If I have server with exactly same specs and want to coloc with dacentec, I think I need to pay $40 / month base on their pricing. Is it better if I just rent the server from them and I don't have worry about issue like as disk failure? If I have server myself, I need to buy new disk myself, don't I?
I have opinion that if I want to take my server on colocation, I think the spec should be as high as possible so I can save money, because if I rent the same spec to the provider, it take much more money than the colocation price...
Quality and location of datacenter matters. Colocation and hosting in the middle of nowhere like Dacentec is going to be cheaper than multi-homed colocation in the heart of New York.
Density matters. Many dedicated server deals are in high-density setups. This lets you save a lot of space and thus, money.
Colocation is expensive and a lot of work for small clients. Racking, remote hands, visits, etc. For 1-2U colocation, it is almost always going to be more expensive than renting. Colocation only starts to really save money in one of the two scenarios:
a) You have a very expensive server hardware setup in 1-2U. Even then, renting can be cheaper because you don't have to deal with hardware failures.
b) You have a minimum of a full rack (maybe half rack) colocated. At this point, you start to breakeven or save even if your hardware is older/cheaper
Target audience. 1-2U Colocation is generally geared towards businesses who are more security oriented or have special needs. There's no need for this race to the bottom like there is in the hobbyist dedicated server market. Profit margins are already pretty low in the industry because of the price competitions, so colocation will almost never be worth it unless you are in the situations described above.
He's too short to be a scamming asshole. Also, the machine I bought from him is still working well.
PM sent.
BTW do they come with IPMI?
@AlyssaD - IPMI is onboard on all X9/X10 boards, so yes. All machines listed have a dedicated port for it.
This is true, or @Rallias is just tall.
Sent this via PM as well, but probably easier to ask here so everyone sees - do they come with RAID?