Supermicro BigTwin NVMe Review: The 2U 4-node NVMe chassis you have been waiting for

[Patrick Kennedy]

We take the new Supermicro BigTwin NVMe 24x 2.5" NVMe 2U 4-Node server for a spin and find a class-leading Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3/ V4 NVMe server

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[gigatexal]

24 NVMe drives I would have thought one would need much higher frequency cpu's to keep up with all that iops potential then again perhaps the NVMe drives improvement in overhead and such doesn't matter

 

[Patrick]

24 NVMe drives I would have thought one would need much higher frequency cpu's to keep up with all that iops potential then again perhaps the NVMe drives improvement in overhead and such doesn't matter

Realistically it is only 6x NVMe per node. Then limited by a PCIe 3.0 x8 NIC in our test.

 

[T_Minus]

Want want want!!