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Go and get longer sata cables and use the intel ports, instead of the marvell ones.

My Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 (full install with GUI) c:\windows\ directory is 20.5GB. Totall disk space usage on the c:\ partition is 22.2GB. Running it on a 80GB ssd. My VM's are stored on a second SSD. So a 32GB SSD would do fine.

And how many disks? As 60W is just 12W short of mine AsRock C2750 setup when it's running at 100% (with 4 SATA disks, 2 SSD's, the cpu at 100% and 32GB of 1.5V memory). Or is the PSU you are using a bit rubbish at low Watt usage?

Yeah well, but it's not something you gain anything with. A small number of posts here doesn't mean you are a noob, knowledge-wise ;)

To be honest: I like it the way it is. Without any fancy-pancy avatars, ranking or other crap.

tbh, it's not an AsRock specific issue: it's a general Marvell issue. But if you stick with the 6 Intel ports (4xsata2 and 2xsata3) you will be fine ;)

The C2750D4I supports RDimms. And a quick look tells me RDimms are available trough regular retailers.

64GB even. Or at least the AsRock C2750D4I does support 64GB ram.

AIDA64 Extreme Edition can read out power values of the CPU Package of the Avoton: currently it's using 7.72Watt. I've ran a report from within AIDA64, with all kinds of system information, check it here: Report of <HYPAHV2> There are some quick bencmarks at the end. (The Windows Keys are...

The board has the latest BIOS: 1.50 from the Asrock Website, released 5 december 2013. The Marvell website doesn't have any driver-downloads. Those allways goes through their 'partners'. The SATA driver for the Marvell controller on the AsRock website is version 1.2.0.1035. I am already using...

Yes. The 'hardware' Raid1 function.

Just a note: don't buy the AsRock C2750D4I because it has 12 SATA ports. The ports connected to the Marvell chipsets are shit. Don't use them. I connected two of my 3TB drives to the 9230 and configured a Raid1 array. Also my Intel X25M OS-SSD was connected to the 9230. And Windows 2012 R2...

Using a regular 'kitchen' Watt-meter: the Profile Comfort PCF600. It's cheap and thus not that accurate.

Nope, no HDD's attached during that benchmark, only the bord, memory, the SSD and a be quiet! Straight Power E9 400W powersupply, which was tested here: (in German): PC-Experience Reviews : | be quiet! Straight Power E9 400Watt Netzteil im Test As far as I recon his Watt test was with the...

Those can be run under Windows? 26 Watt idle and 42 Watt from the wall outlet, while running Cinebench R15. That is with 4x8GB 1.5V memory, the board itself and 1 Intel X25M 80GB SSD.

Cinebench 15R results: 313 points (running under Windows Server Standard 2012 R2) For a comparisson list see: http://www.cbscores.com/index.php?sort=rend&order=desc If there are any benchmark request (which run under Windows), let me know and I see what I can do.

So, finally got it! Tonight putting everything together.

Somewhere around 937.5 GB formatted space. ((960 * 1000)) / 1024

Sorry, just very curious ;) So the "Celeron 1007U in Single Threaded and Rangeley C2758 Multi Threaded" statement is the most correct one. Tomorrow I have my hands on my C2750. Thought it would be today, but the postoffice worked against me.

Ofcourse, otherwise he wouldn't have started this thread with a poll I guess :-D But, a Celeron 1007U gets kicked in the butt by a i3-3220. And the C2750 was quite competitive versus the i3-3220 according to Patricks C2750 benchmark thread...