High Performance Server Chassis (Ready for GPUs & HDDs)

High Performance Server Chassis (Ready for GPUs & HDDs) High Performance Server Chassis (Ready for GPUs & HDDs) Servers
€1,000
Make:
Other
Memory (RAM size):
Other
Hard disk capacity:
1TB or more
Processor:
Intel

Ready‑to‑customize enterprise‑grade server platform – boots perfectly with Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS fresh install. Perfect foundation for AI/ML (up to 5x GPUs), NAS/Plex, rendering, or home lab. All hardware verified functional.

Premium Specifications
CPU: Dual Intel Xeon E5‑2696 v3 (36 cores / 72 threads total, 2.3–3.8GHz) + stock heatsinks – massive parallel compute power

RAM: 48GB DDR4 ECC Registered @ 2400MHz (stable for VMs/workloads)

Motherboard: Supermicro X10DRG‑Q (XL‑EEB, dual 10GbE SFP+, IPMI remote management)

Case: Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 Server Edition – XL tower (9x 3.5" bays + 6x 2.5", supports EEB boards)

PSU: Onda 80+ Gold 1850W (non‑modular, 12x PCIe cables included) – future‑proof for multi‑GPU

OS: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS – clean, up‑to‑date, boots to BIOS/IPMI

Proof it works – live boot video : https://youtu.be/cQW2ZLyJLKU

Expandability (DIY Next Steps)
GPUs: Up to 5x PCIe slots (x16/x8) – RTX 3090/A4000/A6000 ready

Storage: 9x 3.5" + 6x 2.5" bays – ZFS/RAID/HDD farm

Cooling: Space for radiators + 12+ fans – airflow optimized

Networking: Dual 10GbE SFP+ onboard

Current state: Fully assembled, cabled, POSTs reliably. Needs HDDs, GPUs, fans, final wiring/airflow (easy with roomy case).

Ideal For
- AI/HPC: Ollama/vLLM cluster (72 threads + GPUs)
- NAS/Plex: 100TB+ media server
- Virtualization: Proxmox/ESXi lab
- Rendering/Encoding: DaVinci/Handbrake farm


Condition: Excellent – enterprise parts, minimal use. Sold as‑is.

Serious buyers DM for specs sheet/photos.

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Pay particular attention to rules 1 and 6 in this particular thread. Anyone making 20 offers for 20 different desktop PCs is not making genuine offers and will not honour their commitment to buy all of the 20 items they put offers on. I hope this clarifies any doubts.
3 days
@_I_v_a_n: If 20/20 people accept your offer you will have wasted 19 people’s time. As a rule we search and if we like an item we make a genuine offer that we intend to follow through if the buyer accepts. You were not going to follow through with 20 purchases. I don’t like your house rule breaking attitude. I can live without your offer.
3 days
Hi, I understand you're frustrated, but I have to disagree. I wasn't spamming — I made genuine offers because I'm actually looking to buy a PC and reached out to sellers whose listings matched what I need. That's normal buyer behaviour, not against any rules I'm aware of. If my offer wasn't to your liking, that's fine, but I don't appreciate being accused of "wasting people's time" when I was simply trying to do business in good faith. No hard feelings — good luck with your sale.
3 days
@_I_v_a_n: In the last hour you have spammed offers on 20 different adverts selling desktop PCs. That’s not cool and it’s against the house rules. You are wasting people’s time. Kindly read the house rules for buyers and sellers so you can be as smooth an operator as you believe you are yourself. I am going to disregard your offer for that reason. Good luck with your future deals.
3 days
Can come and pick it up
3 days
€700 OFFERED
1 month
Jim fitz , this isn't Google and all 3090 have the same vram.
1 month
How much vram in the 3090?
1 month
€1 OFFERED
Is the 3090 available on its own ?
1 month
If anyone is interested I can progress the project with the following components:

- lightly used rtx 3090
- new 1 tb sata ssd disk

I won’t be doing the fans because that’s really the buyer’s aesthetic/ utilitarian choice.

I can provide photos, screenshots, videos and happy to demonstrate it’s operational in person.

The price for the 99% finished server with those specs should be around €1,950. I will respond to serious buyers with sensible offers only.

Regards
3 months
Forgot to take that listing down sorry it’s actually not available anymore!
3 months
@newuser777: Straight up trade for your hp-zbook-studio-g8-workstation-i7-11800h-rtx-3070-8gb-32gb-ram-1tb-ssd
3 months
€500 OFFERED
5 months
No worries. If you struggle to sell it ping me if the price is right I might be interested, possibly including case as well. motherboards can be sourced from ebay for just below 200 to indicate where is my price ceiling. thanks.
5 months
@oneandmillionvoices: Hi there, thanks for your message. I’m selling the system as a complete unit — chassis, dual‑socket Supermicro board, CPUs and RAM together. I’m not splitting it at the moment.
5 months
@danryan4495: The case is brand new, the components have been bought during the last 4 years. It's a project that I put in the back burner and it's progressing at the moment. All that's left to do is to add 4x GPUs, hard drives and the fans.
5 months
would you sell the motherboard possibly with cpus separately?
5 months
How old is it?