Intel Confirms Skylake Xeon D in Early 2018

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SGN

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Great news. Do you know any high level details like size of supported RAM, cache, PCI-E lanes, nbr of 10GbE, etc.?
 

Evan

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Always interesting :)
Baby Xeon is really easy and efficient to build small systems on, love mITX sizes.
 

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I'm just hoping this will sufficiently push down the prices of the current models. I'd love to have 2-3 such systems for home but they're currently way too expensive.
 

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Would love to see 3 slots pcie x8 or sas3 + 2 slots pcie x8
Or some other config that allows two HCA and run 8-12 HDD/SSD on low power
 

_alex

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Oh, missed that it's 16 Ports, could work if the 2116 can do IT-Mode / JBOD.
But SAS3 would be better ...
Guess asrock had a nice board that had 3008 + 2x pcie x8 - problem was terrible availability.
 

Evan

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pcie riser bifurcation for more PCIe support or the flex ATX boards with 2 x8 slots and a x4 m.2

Anyway back to the topic I would doubt intel will be throwing a lot more lanes, there could be flex I/O with a choice of PCIe or sata like the C3000 but I am guessing mostly a core update, also I am not really hopeful for a memory change in terms of more or even higher capacity but we can always hope and dream.
 

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The funny part is the fact that C3000 supports 256GB of RAM. I wish to have 256GB, Quad channel and 2400MHz.
 

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The funny part is the fact that C3000 supports 256GB of RAM. I wish to have 256GB, Quad channel and 2400MHz.
I forgot that, since 64gb dimms are not common or cheap did not come to mind, but would probably mean a max memory size bump also to match.