I would look at the asrock rack boards. I really like mine. That cpu only 16 pci express lanes so it is going to be tough to find a board with lots of pci-e slots. I also couldn't find a socket 1150 board that has NICs with tcp offloading. I guess you could add pci-e card to do that.
I would look at the asrock rack boards. I really like mine. That cpu only 16 pci express lanes so it is going to be tough to find a board with lots of pci-e slots. I also couldn't find a socket 1150 board that has NICs with tcp offloading. I guess you could add pci-e card to do that.
If I remove the "Xeon 1231 v3" requirement (socket 1150), and change it to any socket 1151 xeon, what you would suggest ? It is Ok eany board up to EATX.
Sorry, from what I can tell, it is only found on the onboard adapters on higher end Xeon dual socket boards.
My system isn't a socket 1151 but it fits your requirements well:
Asrockrack EPC612D8 - single socket 2011-3
Intel Xeon e5-2620v4 cpu - 8 cores/16 threads
64 GB ECC
IPMI
4 16x pci-e 3.0 slots (can be 16/0/16/0 or 8/8/8/8)
1 8x pci-e 3.0 slot (8x unless you are using m2 slot. then it is 4x)
2 10/100/1000
Runs proxmox and even has nested virtualization enabled for an ESXi 6.5 VM.
No SAS controller on the board but I have two LSI raid cards in it. Cheaper to get those than buy board with raid builtin. I like mini-sas ports instead of sata ports as well.
My old system was a Supermicro X10SL7-F with Xeon e3-1285Lv3. It would fit the requirements for a lot of what you want as well. Little weak in the slot area and the onboard sas controller used individual sas/sata ports.
My old system was a Supermicro X10SL7-F with Xeon e3-1285Lv3. It would fit the requirements for a lot of what you want as well. Little weak in the slot area and the onboard sas controller used individual sas/sata ports.
As a note, even with the individual ports, you can use an SFF-8087 Reverse Breakout Cable to use the SAS Expander OP mentioned along with the onboard ports. Make certain that it's a REVERSE Breakout though. A standard (or "forward") breakout cable won't do it. Cable is 4 SATA to Mini-SAS.
Of course, unless you've got a SAS backplane, you're then using forward breakouts to get to your drives, but there's no reason that should cause any issues.
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Ordinary desktop computer cannot directly use SAS hard disk, SATA interface standard is one of the SAS interface standard is standard, so the SAS interface and SATA interface is fully compatible with SAS controller can directly manipulate SATA hard disk, and SATA hard disk can be used directly in the SAS environment;
To use in common interface on the computer desktop computer SAS hard disk, can be done using SAS expansion card.
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