Misfire

I almost regret buying basic now, I went to check out the upgrade yesterday and realized it cost more to upgrade than If I had just bought Pro initially. Doh

Highly recommended bought 2 cpus, mobo and ram from them last week, they shipped fast and it was packaged very well, all parts up and running - all for cheap prices than ebay Great, thanks. Did you get the Nanya or Kingston RAM from Natex? Nanya 64GB pack

The passive heatsinks that come with the 2600CP board from natex aren't going to cut it. I put one cpu under load and it shot up to 95C degrees. Just oredered two arctic freezer i11 and will see how those do.

Highly recommended bought 2 cpus, mobo and ram from them last week, they shipped fast and it was packaged very well, all parts up and running - all for cheap prices than ebay

Wow the board did not like the 750W EVGA PSU either.......what a waste. Anyways I completely swapped out my gaming rig PSU with the evga one I ordered, board boots up, then one of the DIMMs didn't work. So I decided to flash the bios and voila! All dimms working perfectly. I wonder if the EVGA psu will work now lol. I'm happy that its finally working though! All my parts were ordered from Natex, highly recommended. EDIT: Spoke too soon, the dimm worked temporarily then it stopped. Oh well 112GB ram is still enough.

Looks like 600W PSU won't cut it, i'm getting 1 5 4 4 beep code. Plugged in my 750W rosewill capstone from my gaming computer and it posted. Time to order a new PSU. picked up this - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K85X23O?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 EVGA SuperNOVA 750 B1 80+ BRONZE, 750W Semi Modular 5 Year Warranty Power Supply 110-B1-0750-VR Fingers crossed it'll work, it does include 2 eps 8 pin connectors and only $54

The 50 lines are not SuperFlower, they are Seasonic rebrands. The 00 lines are SuperFlower. Still a much better choice. though you might want to check the Good Deals forum, I posted a link to an $85.00 Seasonic X-850. Same PSU you're looking at, and Currently what's powering the Juggernaut, My Dual E5-2670. That PSU is a great buy, I'll have to grab one. I ended up borrowing a Corsair RM850i and the board now boots fine with all memory installed and both CPUs. I guess my cx600 just didn't cut it. I'll keep it as a spare I guess. I may keep the Corsair. Got a great review http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=441. Nice so its just a PSU issue. How are the passive heatsinks working? I had to put fans on top of each, but once I did that temps haven't gotten above 44c running memtest in annopen test bench. The real test will be when it gets into my server case with all the drives. Luckily there are 5 120mm fans and 2 80mm fans in the back. Success!! What size are the heatsinks, so I know what fans to order. Thanks

The 50 lines are not SuperFlower, they are Seasonic rebrands. The 00 lines are SuperFlower. Still a much better choice. though you might want to check the Good Deals forum, I posted a link to an $85.00 Seasonic X-850. Same PSU you're looking at, and Currently what's powering the Juggernaut, My Dual E5-2670. That PSU is a great buy, I'll have to grab one. I ended up borrowing a Corsair RM850i and the board now boots fine with all memory installed and both CPUs. I guess my cx600 just didn't cut it. I'll keep it as a spare I guess. I may keep the Corsair. Got a great review http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=441. Nice so its just a PSU issue. How are the passive heatsinks working?

Hopefully you figure this out as I have a 600 EVGA PSU - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438014 and bought a 4 pin to 8 min adapter, hoping it will work.....I picked up a dual molex to 8 pin just in case.

Picked up one from natex. Even got an email asking if it being a dual nic board was OK. Already shipped. Seems legit enough to me. Got the board today. Well packed. No way it could have been damaged in shipping. They used two heavy copper heatsinks to protect the sockets so that's something I won't have to buy if they keep the CPU heat in check. Dual nic board with 6 pcie slots will work great for me since I can merge my two servers into one now. CPUs will be here tomorrow. Can't wait. Mine come tomorrow, do you know if the heatsinks are passive or will we need to get fans for them? Thanks

I would love this too!

well since no one really seems to care about this, had a friend help me update this. add template repo and have fun https://github.com/misfire/docker-templates - for latest mumble server 1.2.12 enjoy.

How do we update the murmur version? its out of date by several versions now.