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Where have I seen that model number before... oh yeah: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/120496/...


Speaking of Xeon, you could probably put together a much cheaper workstation with an older Xeon over the eMag. I just don’t see myself picking this up, at its current price point.


Without knowing what the perf is like, it is really difficult to say. 32 cores @ 2.8-3.3 GHz sounds like quite a lot, I don't think getting 32 core Xeon would be anywhere near as cheap as this.


there is a chinese motherboard that'll drive 2 xeon processors. It fits in a E-ATX case. It should be ~ $250 USD shipped.

I used some cheap ($20 USD!) Xeons (E5-2620v2) and have 24 cores.. so it's doable for $500.


To which model of motherboard dost thou allude?


How convenient to use the same number as the top bin Xeon CPU, eh? Can't copyright a number though, of course.


Hilariously enough, that's why it was called a Pentium and not a 586.


Yep, I'm definitely familiar with the history coming from Intel :)


It's also based on the Skylark microarchitecture.




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