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Pretty cool, but would love to see it compared with a newer xeon. I have a xeon-d in my homelab that would be cool to compare it against— 8 2GHz cores @ 45W. Th
by stevencorona 11y ago
Pretty cool, but would love to see it compared with a newer xeon. I have a xeon-d in my homelab that would be cool to compare it against— 8 2GHz cores @ 45W. They have a 1.7GHz version @35W now, too.
- lazyjones 11y agoI have an Atom C2750 board (8 core), it runs at 2.4 GHz with only a heatsink and has a TDP of 20W. It'a much slower than current low-end desktop CPUs, but it runs circles around a Raspberry Pi 2. Its unique advantage for server loads is that the board holds 64GB ECC RAM. The Xeon-D is currently an even better option though, since some of the server boards with soldered CPUs can be kept fanless too (e.g. Supermicro X10SDV-4C-TLN4F ) despite 35W TDP and much better performance.
- aeroevan 11y agoASRock C2750D4I? I've got one running my home NAS and love it.