EPYC Milan ATX single CPU MoBo Options?

[RolloZ170]

i would buy a board without 10G and use a NIC PCIe Card. Or am I missing something ?

 

[dbTH]

During my early quest on SM H12SSL MB, I had been pondering on the Broadcom NIC. Since they are Broadcom, so I decided to get the one without 10GbE which was cheaper as well

 

[dbTH]

But if you wanted a H12SSL MB with 4 native NVMe via 2 SimSAS (x8), you have no choice since H12SSL-NT is the only option

And SM H12SSL has limited PCIe Expansion Connectors ( unlike ASRock Rack), but you have more PCIe slots

 

[RolloZ170]

we need another company that builds boards with the advantages of both: SuperRock, SuperRack or ASMicro.

 

[dbTH]

we need another company that builds boards with the advantages of both: SuperRock, SuperRack or ASMicro.

Areed!!

 

[jpmomo]

no luv for tyan? option for 10G or not. intel based nics. nvme. dual m.2 pcie gen4. supported both rome and milan (first bios to support milan) relatively inexpensive. relatively available. 1 good US based tech support

 

[RolloZ170]

no luv for tyan?

not available in Europe today, or expensive as hell (S8030GM4NE-2T 612€ = $696 usd)

 

[gsrcrxsi]

i would buy a board without 10G and use a NIC PCIe Card. Or am I missing something ?

some might have plans for all the other slots.

 

[dbTH]

no luv for tyan? option for 10G or not. intel based nics. nvme. dual m.2 pcie gen4. supported both rome and milan (first bios to support milan) relatively inexpensive. relatively available. 1 good US based tech support

I will consider Tyan MB as "inexpensive" if the price of a new S8030GM4NE or S8030GM4NE-2T is around or under $400 USD. I think someone was able purchase S8030GM4NE at that price a year ago, but no more now

 

[jpmomo]

prices are relative and in the US, the Tyans have been less expensive than their generic cohorts (sm, asrockrack, gigabyte, asus, etc)