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What is the difference between the D-1540, D-1541, and D-1548? Let's ignore the 100 MHz the 1541 has, and the SR-IOV issues with the 1540. I've read the front page posts and see that 1541 is a storage accelerated part, and the 1548 is a network accelerated part, but I'm still fuzzy on what that...

Yeah, sorry, worded my question poorly. There have been various Atom chipsets out for some time that were pretty low power, but performance headroom is just not there. I want the flexibility to run a few motion detection IP cameras or gigabit VPN (yay Chattanooga fiber!), which I don't think...

Are there any other platforms that even approach the Xeon-D's performance/watt? I love the lower power aspect, as my server is always on, even if it's mostly idle. I get much longer UPS run times with the lower draw, and the whole thing is quieter. I just want more PCIe slots. I'd even give up...

Didn't Newegg used to have a link for reporting inaccuracies in the product description?

The specific models were discussed a little later, page 21: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/intel-xeon-d-1500-series-discussion.5036/page-21#post-56637 Source seems to be a couple of cpu-world posts: Preliminary Xeon D and Pentium D lineup Xeon D-1521 and D-1541 SoCs to launch...

I'm apparently one of the rare ones that couldn't care less about SPF+ support. My plan is for a rack to live in the basement and run ethernet to the office upstairs, so I'm going to have a decently long run of copper. I like everything about the X10SDV-TLN4F (SM, pairs of both GbE and...

Count me among those waiting for a non-miniITX version of a D-1500. That's an awful lot of PCIe lanes to waste with a single slot. Posting here to keep updated on this thread.