
NVIDIA H100 PCIe
AI accelerator search demand, quote activity and constrained project supply
P/N focus: H100 PCIe
Verified server spare parts · OEM P/N validation · 2008-2026
Verified server components with real model names, OEM part-number checks, platform compatibility, reference pricing and international logistics support.

Parts finder
Built for enterprise buyers who search by exact model, OEM P/N, host platform and delivery country. The workflow is closer to leading international parts sellers: identify the component, validate compatibility, then quote condition, warranty and logistics.
Demand ranking is modeled from exact-model search intent, public B2B/listing signals, AI and data-center demand, supply risk and quote activity. It is a reference guide, not a guarantee of live stock.

AI accelerator search demand, quote activity and constrained project supply
P/N focus: H100 PCIe

HPE DDR5 Smart Memory P/N searches for Gen11/Gen12 refresh projects
P/N focus: P69728-B21

Dell R760 memory upgrades and platform configuration searches
P/N focus: R760-64GB-6400-RDIMM

HPE MSA 2060 SSD option demand from array expansion and repair buyers
P/N focus: R0Q47A

PowerEdge R760 NVMe upgrade demand and high-capacity SSD pricing movement
P/N focus: 400-BGOP

MSA 2060 capacity expansion bundles searched by exact HPE option SKU
P/N focus: R0Q71A

Dell ME5 drive support-matrix searches and storage-array SSD upgrades
P/N focus: YTVTF

High-core EPYC server refresh, virtualization and AI feeder-node demand
P/N focus: EPYC 9654

Xeon Platinum quote demand for high-end dual-socket server platforms
P/N focus: Xeon Platinum 8592+

Tri-mode RAID controller searches for SAS/SATA/NVMe backplane refresh
P/N focus: MegaRAID 9670W-16i

PCIe 5.0 enterprise SSD search activity from AI storage and database projects
P/N focus: PM1743 15.36TB E3.S PCIe 5.0 NVMe

400G optics demand from leaf-spine and AI fabric builds
P/N focus: QDD-400G-FR4-S
Modeled after US and European server-parts sellers: exact P/N first, condition tiers second, compatibility and warranty before final quote.
Exact model and OEM P/N searches are prioritized because buyers often arrive from Google with one line item.
Prices use public B2B listings, OEM option pricing, used-channel signals and high-side availability buffers.
New sealed, new-pull, refurbished and compatible substitute pricing are kept separate in the quote.
HPE/Dell/Lenovo/Cisco parts can price above generic parts because firmware, carrier, support and coding matter.
Fast-moving AI GPU, DDR5, NVMe SSD and 400G optics quotes carry a higher buffer than stable HDD or SATA parts.
Final quote depends on quantity, region, warranty, lead time, serial/P/N validation and logistics documents.
Real enterprise component categories, separated from whole-machine servers and network systems. Each family links to a deeper catalogue with model names, compatibility notes and reference pricing.

Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC CPUs with generation, socket, core count and memory-platform checks.

DDR4 and DDR5 ECC memory with RDIMM, LRDIMM, 3DS RDIMM and MRDIMM sourcing profiles.

NVMe, SAS and SATA enterprise SSDs for boot, cache, database and AI data pipelines.

Data-center HDDs by capacity, rotational speed, interface and workload class.

Data-center accelerator modules for AI training, inference, RAG, rendering and HPC workloads.

Storage controllers, Ethernet adapters, Fibre Channel cards, InfiniBand and DPUs.

Hot-swap server power modules, SFP/SFP+/SFP28/QSFP optics, DAC and AOC cables.

A sourcing lane for mixed spare-part BOMs where every line needs real P/N and platform validation.
Representative SKUs pulled from the local verified catalogue. These cards link to detail pages so customers can search exact product models and continue into RFQ.



HPE DDR5 Smart Memory
$2,600-$6,800
Dell PowerEdge DDR5 Memory
$4,500-$10,800

HPE MSA 2060 / 2062 SSD
$1,450-$3,600
Dell PowerEdge R760 Drive
$3,000-$7,200
Enterprise SSD
$8,601-$18,487
Dell PowerVault ME5 Drive
$2,600-$6,800
HPE MSA 2060 / 2062 HDD
$4,500-$10,800




Different parts fail for different reasons. The page now explains the checks a serious server-parts quotation needs before payment and shipment.
Socket, generation, TDP, BIOS baseline and thermal kit must match the target server.
Ask for chassis model, processor count, heatsink type and current BIOS.Capacity, rank, speed, RDIMM/LRDIMM/3DS/MRDIMM type and channel population control stability.
Ask for existing DIMM label, CPU count and required final capacity.Interface, endurance, sector format, firmware, carrier and backplane decide whether a drive is suitable.
Ask for bay type, carrier need, RAID/HBA mode and workload profile.Slot width, riser, auxiliary power, airflow direction and certified GPU list are platform-specific.
Ask for server model, GPU count, power budget and cable kit requirement.Controller mode, firmware, bracket height, optics, DAC/AOC and driver support are quoted together.
Ask for OS, link speed, port count, media type and desired firmware branch.Power wattage, voltage, airflow, transceiver reach, protocol and software entitlement affect acceptance.
Ask for exact P/N, switch/router/server model and target country.Procurement desk
Star Networking handles spare parts as project material, not loose commodities. Every line can be tied to platform fit, condition, lead time, shipment evidence and English documentation.
OEM option P/N, spare P/N, bulk P/N and regional SKU are separated before the quote is released.
New sealed, new-pull, refurbished and alternative stock are labeled clearly with warranty terms.
Compatible alternatives are only proposed with platform, firmware and physical-fit notes.
Reference prices use a current high-side buffer so fast-moving SSD, GPU, optics and memory quotes do not understate risk.
Photo records, serial checks, English labels and export-ready packing files can be prepared.
Mixed BOMs are grouped by platform so servers, network equipment and spare parts do not get mixed together.
Signals that affect 2026 server component quotes: AI systems, memory demand, high-speed optics, enterprise SSD cycles and validated GPU power kits.

AI servers keep DDR5 RDIMM, MRDIMM and HBM-adjacent supply tight; memory-heavy BOMs need quick validation.

NVMe U.2/U.3, E1.S and E3.S drives are moving with AI storage and database refresh projects.

AI fabric builds increase demand for QSFP-DD, OSFP, DAC and AOC cable validation.

Accelerator orders often fail on cables, risers, airflow and power budget instead of the GPU card itself.

Tri-mode controllers, SAS HBAs and boot controllers must match drive backplanes and firmware.

High-capacity enterprise HDD buys need sector-format, tray and firmware checks before deployment.
Good parts websites separate buyer intent: emergency replacement, planned upgrade, AI build, and storage expansion. This layout follows that procurement logic.
Same-family part matching for failed PSU, RAID, DIMM, SSD, HDD, fan, optics or NIC items.
Target: reduce wrong-P/N risk before shipment.CPU, memory, NVMe, GPU and network upgrade paths checked against server generation rules.
Target: higher utilization without unsupported mixes.GPU power cables, high-speed NICs, optics, NVMe cache and DDR5 memory for AI servers.
Target: platform-aware BOM, not generic components.Enterprise SSD/HDD, carriers, backplanes, RAID/HBA and SAS/NVMe cable kits.
Target: capacity expansion with firmware and caddy fit.Server components are quoted as compatible parts, not generic commodities. The goal is to reduce wrong P/N, unsupported firmware and incomplete cable or bracket kits.
Model, revision, firmware and regional SKU are normalized before quote.
Chassis generation, slot, thermal, backplane and BIOS rules are checked.
Reference prices use current high-market ranges with a project buffer.
English packing records, photo evidence and shipment documents can be prepared.
For global project buyers
Since 2008, Star Networking has followed the Chinese enterprise IT market from replacement parts to AI infrastructure. The site now emphasizes disciplined model verification, platform-aware BOM work and international procurement communication.