Do we have a list of all Xeon-D mobo's that have been released? (i.e. available to purchase through standard retail channels)
I don't think so but we should!Do we have a list of all Xeon-D mobo's that have been released? (i.e. available to purchase through standard retail channels)
Announced, released and available are three different items. What about the Juniper NFX250? Does that get counted?Do we have a list of all Xeon-D mobo's that have been released? (i.e. available to purchase through standard retail channels)
OK - it is a bit fluid right now just because there are so many (e.g. ASRock, Gigabyte and new SM) that will be hitting the market in the next 30-45 days.) Maybe after the dust settles a bit, I will make one.I was thinking more of list of Motherboards that I could buy to build my own server opposed to pre-built equipment using Xeon-D.
Yea maybe we should just have a thread created where people can post links once they are made available. Then a mod (@Patrick?) can add these links to the OP. We can even have links to STH reviews on specific boards that are published.@Patrick, its a catch-22. Once the market has settled enough to make such a list possible nobody will need it anymore.
Any eagerly awaiting the reply, I guess not in time for my next trip to USA in a couple of week but should be general availability for my May trip I hope. (Assuming I don't get desperate and willing to pay shipping and taxes before then)@PigLover are you insinuating that I am not very creative with titles or just stating the obvious fact
BTW for those waiting on the D-1567 and some of the Pentium D-1500 FlexATX boards I did send another note and phone conversation on the topic.
@Patrick: could and would you elaborate a bit on the Juniper NFX250?Announced, released and available are three different items. What about the Juniper NFX250? Does that get counted?
This is an E5-2600 platform version of that error:@Patrick very interesting. I wonder if SM would provide similar messages. Also would wonder what would happen if this happened while the system was powered up and live.
Sorry to hear about that!
Form all my reading on the Intel web site same opinion until somebody convinces me otherwise as well.I still think it is marketing, longer product lifetimes and etc. Nobody at Intel has convinced me otherwise.