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A Perfect Homelab Motherboard That You Can’t Buy
A Perfect Homelab Motherboard That You Can’t Buy (ASRock IMB-X1231)
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Nice video as always!
Have you checked out IKuaiOS Intel N100 ? Im thinking about buying it. But I cant find any tests of it.
On Intel, the ECC support was also a question of a matching chipset – for those older generations, one would need a C/W server/workstation chipset for ECC, while none of the B,H,Q,Z series in consumer boards supported it. I am not sure how this changed with the newer series, but sure its a good thing (my dell with W chipset and 10900K unfortunately does not do ECC.. because of the cpu). I think they just got tired of releasing the same CPU's under Xeon E branding, so they merged those lines together.
it is an industrial board. the price will ruin it all.
ASRock is missing out on a whole consumer base here. There are dozens of us!
How can i enjoy this …. ;-(, cant buy it, Sucks to be a individual.
A humble homelab build video would be awesome
THANK YOU for talking about ECC! Extremely important by ignored by most!
some of the asrock server boards look perfect for what i want for my new home server, yet actually getting one is seemingly impossible, at least without ordering from another continent and getting hammered on import taxes too
AM4 ECC support on Pro vs. non-Pro CPU's something is different and I suspect AMD is doing some soft segmentation. With Pro CPU's ECC is of course fully validated but I can say for example comparing 3800x (Zen2) vs. 4750g Pro (also Zen2) that the UEFI allows Passmark MemTest86 ECC error injection to work with the Pro CPU however for the non-Pro 3800x it does not. This makes me question 1) what ECC features are being disabled for non-Pro CPU's (such as preventing validation) and 2) AMD could at any time choose to block ECC support for non-Pro CPU's via the UEFI which AMD maintains. This already happened for the Zen+ CPU's where MemTest86 error injection would work and at some point during UEFI updates that feature no longer works for non-Pro Zen+ CPU's.
Have a look at the ASRock Rack E3C256D2I.
Just finished a Homelab Server built with it.
with a Xeon E-2356G including QuickSync
ECC Ram
Dual NIC
IPMI
8 x SATA
mini–ITX
Working nicely….
Is there actually a market for these sorts of things? It's not hard to get an EIN number. I'm curious if a group buy scenario would justify the effort.
i would like to to just let me buy it through phone or mail
disabeling stuff that easyliy works is just awful
they should just let you buy stuff like this via email
x16 pcie, the 8x sata ports capability, all the other stuff
this is basically the perfect nas board for those who wish to toss a compute card into the x16 slot.
and of course, its just not something one can easily get. sometimes i hate how crap the consumer market is for such things.
Ich habe mal bei Asrock angefragt, warum mein Mainboard mit PCIe-Adapter (für NVME) im PCIe-slot nicht ins Bios startet (Ins Windows einwandfreI). Es wurde auf der Webseite extra erwähnt, das die PCIe-NVMe supported – trotzdem kein implementierter M.2-Slot vorhanden. Aber um ins Bios zu kommen, musste man den PCIe-Adapter ausbauen/vom System elektrisch trennen.
Es startet, Bios fragt angebundene Hardware ab und bleibt dann hängen.
Das alles im Kommentarberich des Forums bei Asrock. Und? Asrock hat einen Link zu einem modifiziertem Bios gepostet, mit dem man mit NVMe direkt ins Bios starten können soll.
Ich war so ähnlich …. überrascht, wie der Hund mit Briefträger….und hab das Bios nie geflasht. Ich hatte auch zweifel, ob ein "Beta-Bios" es wert sein könnte, das ansonsten lauffähige Mainboard zu schrotten. Diese Biosversion ist nämlich nie in den offiziellen Bios-Downloads erschienen. Ich glaube zwar, das es vor den dann notwendigen Intel ME-Updates war, was die Möglichkeit eröffnet, das der Fix ins nächste Bios eingepflegt wurde. Aber ich habs nie versucht.
Asrock hat einen schlechten ruf. Und manchmal glaube ich, das er nicht völlig zu unrecht besteht. Aber ganz allgemein sind Mainboards von Asrock eben doch nicht so schlecht, wie manchmal angenommen. Ich habe viele Asrock Mainboards benutzt und eigentlich gabs (ausser solche Seltsamkeiten) nie wirklich Probleme….allerdings sind mir deswegen, weil ich viele Mainoards von Asrock in Verwendung hatte, auch einige defekt gegangen. Was nicht immer am Mainboard gelegen hat (sondern auch mal an mir). Insofern….nur, weil einem einmal ein Mainboard defekt geht, ist auch immer gleich der Hersteller schlecht. Sowas passiert eben mal.
Definitely like Asrock and Asus boards excellent BIOS. Very cool motherboard though, a tinkers dream.
Been using ASRock industrial boards for a long time. Imb190d I use as a Nas.
Ever thought about setting up as an expert reseller of systems?
Why is there no mini itx motherboard with built in 10gbe? At least I can not find an intel board with 10gbe. I could use a thunderbolt to 10gbe but for mini itx I want to save the thunderbolt ports for expanding storage.
Asrock has been my favorite mb manufacturer since the z170 days n Asus boards blowing up 6700ks with IMC voltage…..