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Huh? It's under $2k for a daily drivable config. $1600 if you are willing to do a 2.1 rev chip without HW speculative execution mitigations and some other err
by kev009 8y ago
Huh? It's under $2k for a daily drivable config. $1600 if you are willing to do a 2.1 rev chip without HW speculative execution mitigations and some other errata.
- pdonis 8y ago> It's under $2k for a daily drivable config. Which config are you talking about?
- kev009 8y agoCheck the link in my original post and the child comment. You can buy DDR4-R and NVMe cheaply from places like Superbiiz. Here is the special DD2.1 box https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TLSDS1/intro.html https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/TLSDS1/intro.html for $1600.
- pdonis 8y agoWith a "starter CPU" that doesn't support virtualization, so realistically you're paying another $375 for a CPU upgrade. Still quite a bit closer to a useful price point, though. Thanks for the link!
- kev009 8y agoYou state this as if I didn't so I'm confused by that :S. Regardless it is possible to do a full build for under $2k, especially if you have any resuable parts like case/psu/nvme.
- pdonis 8y ago> You state this as if I didn't You mentioned the base CPU not having HW speculative execution mitigations (which I also would consider worth a CPU upgrade to get), but not having virtualization is a much bigger limitation, in my view, and you didn't mention that, so I did.