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Jan 09, 2018
Minimum Necessary Motherboard for a Generic Server
The Xyratex 0944037-03, also known as the Xyratex HS-1235T-ATX, supports 2 CPU's, 12x DDR3 RAM slots of both registered, and non-registered variants. It took me a bit to understand that I "HAD" to power it with 2x 4x2 12v power connectors. This also requires a Server or Pro series OS to make use of both CPU's. Supports an ASPEED on-board graphics adapter heavily suited for text, and offloads a lot of the graphical bits inefficiently as CPU instructions, and can cause a lot of stutter. Although it supports 7 PCI lanes, they're limited to PCIe x8, and required adapters, or a special GPU to get away from the on-board graphics. The Board is completely obsolete as far as support goes, but Windows does a nice job at providing the basics needed. There was also a LOT of CPU noise that I couldn't identify since I got the thing, but it seems to have warmed up and smoothed out. Overall, this is an absolutely amazing board for it's price if all you want is a couple of game servers, virtual machines, or a database server. Highly suggest you look into a proper case, as it will NOT fit in a traditional desktop case.
Feb 10, 2016
Accurate Description
Successfully produces 1 amp / 2 amp, and receives a 1 amp charge. Like other charging units, the integrated circuits for stepping down the 5 volts gets dangerously hot when feeding it a 2 amp input. Charge cycle is slower than it should be, and cannot power a device while charging. In fact, wiring in an alternative charging circuit, the booster circuit drains the exact watts that you charge. That means that any time you aren't charging, you're draining the batteries. The LCD display on the flip side has a back-light button which auto toggles off after about 15 seconds, and can be manually disabled by holding the button for about 3 seconds, and the percent is based on the voltage, rather than the watts. Hidden feature, the LED above the charge port acts as a flashlight when you double-tap the display button, and turns off again when you repeat.
Jan 26, 2017
Beautiful circuit work
Paid a premium for a product I wanted to work, previous one fried well within listed parameters. Board in amazing condition, heat sinks properly tacked on, fuse is replaceable. If I need another one, this is the guy I'll come to.