We have deployed a lot of X10DRH-iT motherboards out in the world ... the things we like the most about this board are:
- has a single onboard SFF-8087 that we can connect straight to backplane for first four drives
- dual 10gb NICs with good FreeBSD (ix) driver support
- 7 PCIe slots
We are totally happy with this motherboard. I think it is NOT end-of-life or legacy at supermicro - I think it is a current product.
The problem is, I don't think we can source CPUs for it anymore. We standardized on E5-2620v3 chips but those are no longer available and we have to source them refurbished ...
Questions:
- are there current Intel CPUs that we can buy new that will work in this x10 motherboard ?
- Is the X11DPH-T a good replacement ? Can we buy new CPUs for that ?
The X11DPH-T seems like a good replacement, although I don't think it has that onboard SFF-8087 connector ...
Any comments appreciated.
- has a single onboard SFF-8087 that we can connect straight to backplane for first four drives
- dual 10gb NICs with good FreeBSD (ix) driver support
- 7 PCIe slots
We are totally happy with this motherboard. I think it is NOT end-of-life or legacy at supermicro - I think it is a current product.
The problem is, I don't think we can source CPUs for it anymore. We standardized on E5-2620v3 chips but those are no longer available and we have to source them refurbished ...
Questions:
- are there current Intel CPUs that we can buy new that will work in this x10 motherboard ?
- Is the X11DPH-T a good replacement ? Can we buy new CPUs for that ?
The X11DPH-T seems like a good replacement, although I don't think it has that onboard SFF-8087 connector ...
Any comments appreciated.