I must admit - I got 6x of the E5-2670's today. Also managed to pick up two more of the same Supermciro Twin that I have in the Las Vegas colo with LSI SAS 2208 and Mellanox FDR onboard today at a decent price.Too bad the prices of barebones 2011 chassis from HP/Dell haven't falled much.
Link to the Twin?I must admit - I got 6x of the E5-2670's today. Also managed to pick up two more of the same Supermciro Twin that I have in the Las Vegas colo with LSI SAS 2208 and Mellanox FDR onboard today at a decent price.
Going to end up sub $1000/ node for a pretty high-end setup. I was thinking of using these for either an OpenStack or Proxmox cluster.
yhpmDamn. I can't pay for this. He only accepts Credit Cards, ship to the US only, and Ebay rejects my Credit Card (I guess cause its a Singapore Credit Card, but with a US shipto address).
This is what Linux-Bench runs on and STH ran on for some time: Supermicro | Products | SuperServers | 2U | 6027TR-DTFRFLink to the Twin?
Check the Intel servers I just posted. They can easily handle a lot of RAM.I'm looking for a dual socket 2011 board that will take a lot of memory, though I only have 8GB sticks, and it'd be nice to have sas onboard.
Looks like they raised the price to $175 +shipping. I'm probably going to hold off for a while or actually check the power consumption of the E5-2667s that I have.Previous link is sold out. Looks like he has another batch for sale.
Intel Xeon E5-2670 2.60GHz 20MB 8-Core Processor Grade A/B
Exactly. I was thinking in my head when I saw the price increase "I guess it finally hit him that he was selling it lower than everyone else out there."guy claims that he had to increase the price because his vendor ran out...more like he realized he was charging too little, lol
He doesn't appear to be going below $170 ea. for 2 chips."I guess it finally hit him that he was selling it lower than everyone else out there."
When I saw the price increase, I removed him from my watchlist and I just noticed the guy selling the C2 CPUs for $178. Let us know how that goes.He doesn't appear to be going below $170 ea. for 2 chips.
Too bad there's another seller starting at $178 with Best Offer available.
Hadn't seen these posted yet... More SR0KX's available:
Intel SR0KX - 2.60 GHz E5-2670 115W 8C/20MB Cache/DDR3 1600MHz/NoHeatSink
I'll start at $120 ea. for 2 and see where it goes...
I'm awaiting @Patrick's findings. I PM'd him on it but he says he hasn't tested yet but is getting chips.I'm still on the edge. Granted, I ordered a few but I'm really looking into power consumption and I can't really find anything definitive. Has anyone here plugged theirs up to a kill-a-watt yet?