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Really intel? I don't want 10+ cores just to get reasonable PCIe connectivity. This is just another strike against these parts (after the lack of ECC). I guess
by StillBored 9y ago
Really intel? I don't want 10+ cores just to get reasonable PCIe connectivity. This is just another strike against these parts (after the lack of ECC). I guess intel is trying really hard to protect their server parts, but they continue to gimp the high end desktop parts (as if the removal of multisocket isn't enough).
I would really like to understand why intel tries so hard to not make a desktop part for people willing to spend a little more to get something that isn't basically an i5 (limited memory channels, limited PCIe, smaller caches, etc).
- wmf 9y agoI'm sure they'll have a Xeon Silver for you soon.
- old-gregg 9y agoDo you mind me asking what you'd be using those PCIe lanes for? Their 8c part is good for a couple of NVMe drives and a video card, that's quire reasonable. The only use for 44+ lanes I have in mind is a mining rig but that's probably beyond reasonable and quite niche. No?