Intel Xeon D-1500 Series Discussion

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hjfr

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Sadly no-one seems to be bringing out a D1520 with 2x10Gb (either copper or SFP+) which was my personal hopeful for a wonder-NAS board. Maybe in a year or two.
Open your eyes: X10SDV-4C-TLN2F has two 10gb copper.

Xeon-D 1503, 1507, 1517, 1518, 1528, 1537 and 1548 are planned for later ?
 
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Open your eyes: X10SDV-4C-TLN2F has two 10gb copper.

Xeon-D 1503, 1507, 1517, 1518, 1528, 1537 and 1548 are planned for later ?
Yes. Will have more on that in the review of that board. That picture of the 5 different boards I posted is a good comparison.

On the later variants, they are coming. From the rumors I have heard (not from SM) the other Xeon D SKUs got pushed and basically Intel has been supply constrained on the Xeon D. Streamlining SKUs is a symptom of that.
 
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So looks I need 2 of these boards to build my Firewall,freenas and windows AD server...A board with 2Gig+2 10G sfp with 2 pci express slots will be awesome..
 

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Currently, all boards are Mini-ITX format. So, one pci-express slot...
The market for these boards are massive integration into datacenter => need small boards.
 

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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.
 
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Looks like Intel are releasing a new revision towards November. Supports both DDR3 and DDR4.

Xeon D-1521 and D-1541 SoCs to launch in Q4 2015
DDR3L only if you are a big customer. By Q4 DDR4 ramp is so high that is really just a tick the box spec. You need different physical slots so expect all DDR4.

100MHz is 5% increase in speed so not anything to write home about. Bigger variations are the 25w TDP parts and the storage/ networking parts.
 
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If it had SAS controller onboard then it should be ok..
With on PCI express I can only add SAS HBA...No room to add any NVME SSD's for SLOG or Local datastore..
Just my take on it..
 
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