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Intel keeps the e3 line limited to 32GB for market segmentation purposes - it pushes those needing more to the more profitable e5 series or other processors. As such we are unlikely to see D-15x0 based systems come down much in price - Intel wants to maintain profits.
BTW. Just migrated my one BandwagonHost Mini128 to their Los Angeles location and I can see, that they already use D-1540 CPU there.
Dell and HP haven't release Xeon D based Poweredge or Proliant ?
If you want cutting edge tech you don't buy HP/Dell/IBM - You buy SuperMicro or build yourself.
I'd agree with this. SM or build yourself
I think the Atoms are just too high. The E3s are well priced. I mean, $300+ for an Atom with mobo just doesn't make sense. Maybe, maybe $200 is justifiable.
E3-12xx v5 goes up to 64GB RAM.
When is that getting released? It's got to be a year+ out yeah?
Forget when, what's the price going to be?
D-1540 seems good , could be lot better in cloud nodes
by end of the year! E3-v5 will be out very soon -- the v4's are pretty much pointless/dead.
When did the v4s come out?
Going to be sooner than that, I'll be taking my samples next week.
Dual 10G SPF+ HBA's are littered all over eBay for $50-75 and add in $20 per transceiver and then this in a 4bay 1U case makes for a great Ceph node, lots of extra case room to stick a SSD in for the Ceph journal.
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Just to let your mouth water, these are embedded and mobile. Support 64GB Ram and have integrated graphics.
http://ark.intel.com/products/family/88210/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-v5-Family#@All
E3-1505L v5 - 4Cores, 8Threads, 2Ghz, 2.8Ghz boost, 25W TDP, alone with Graphics that supports 4k.
E3-1535M v5 - 4Cores, 8Threads, 2.9 GHz, 3.7 GHz boost, 45W TDP, alone with Graphics that supports 4k.
Doubt we'll be seeing these show up in servers anytime soon.
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They announced they are building XEON's for mobile workstations. So laptops soon
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Well, maybe good for the MacBook Pro and such, but I doubt we will see this in Acer or even Dell. That's some very high-end processors.
Thinkpad! Beast Thinkpad! I'm hopping around with excitement.
I'm in love with my first : a refurb x201. Now I understand why people buy Hondas for their entire car lives.
v4 are out... got a couple eval units from our vendor last week
v5 eval units come out Sept/Oct with a public release in Dec.
Then what's the point of the v4?
There's only a few v4 SKUs and they have integrated graphics.
http://ark.intel.com/products/series/87729/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1200-v4-Product-Family#@All
http://ark.intel.com/products/88041/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1265L-v4-6M-Cache-2_30-GHz
Really not much value in the E3v4's. The amount of end users who need discrete graphics in a server is relatively small.
We've now got 6 D-1540s in production. They are working well. However, I am excited or the higher clock D's that are supposed to come out in the fall.
That's what she said.
Does the D-1540 really perform that much better than an E3? CPU Benchmark shows a relatively small bump. Not $400 worth, either.