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Supermicro Motherboard-Please Recommend

Please recommend a "hardware compatible" Supermicro server motherboard (Micro-ATX). I realize that a Dual Core Atom would be fast enough for my needs, but I would prefer "overkill" with a LGA 1155 Micro-ATX server motherboard.

Thanks in Advance.

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0 BarryG over 13 years ago

Hi, there's an Asus micro-ATX with that CPU socket mentioned here:
https://community.sophos.com/products/unified-threat-management/astaroorg/f/52/t/27167

There's a lot of SuperMicro's mentioned in that thread, but most are Atom CPUs.

Barry
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0 TheKid7 over 13 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi, there's an Asus micro-ATX with that CPU socket mentioned here:
http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/hardware-installation-up2date-licensing/28426-unofficial-hardware-compatibility-list-hcl-5.html#post175266

There's a lot of SuperMicro's mentioned in that thread, but most are Atom CPUs.

Barry

Thanks.

The SuperMicro motherboard (X9SCM-F) that I am considering is mentioned there. However, it is listed for a previous version (ASL 8.305 on ESXi). Is it safe to assume that this motherboard will work with the latest version?

http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/hardware-installation-up2date-licensing/28426-unofficial-hardware-compatibility-list-hcl-5.html#post175266
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0 TheKid7 over 13 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi, there's an Asus micro-ATX with that CPU socket mentioned here:
http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/hardware-installation-up2date-licensing/28426-unofficial-hardware-compatibility-list-hcl-5.html#post175266

There's a lot of SuperMicro's mentioned in that thread, but most are Atom CPUs.

Barry

Thanks.

The SuperMicro motherboard (X9SCM-F) that I am considering is mentioned there. However, it is listed for a previous version (ASL 8.305 on ESXi). Is it safe to assume that this motherboard will work with the latest version?

http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/hardware-installation-up2date-licensing/28426-unofficial-hardware-compatibility-list-hcl-5.html#post175266
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0 TheKid7 over 13 years ago in reply to TheKid7

I am now leaning more toward the D525 Dual Core Intel Atom (SUPERMICRO MBD-X7SPE-HF-D525-O).

Do you think that the Dual Core D525 Intel Atom CPU with 4 GB of memory will have enough power for the following situation?:

1.  Both Antivirus Engines always on.
2.  Four (4) Users (4 PC's accessing the Web at the same time).
3.  Two (2) of the Users streaming video (non-HD video) at the same time.
4.  One (1) User sometimes downloading large files.

Thanks in Advance.
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 13 years ago in reply to TheKid7

Hi,
it should be more than adequate, but what you haven't advised is what sort of external network connection you use?

Ian[:)]

Make sure you use an intel nic for the extra network card.
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0 BarryG over 13 years ago in reply to TheKid7

Thanks.

The SuperMicro motherboard (X9SCM-F) that I am considering is mentioned there. However, it is listed for a previous version (ASL 8.305 on ESXi). Is it safe to assume that this motherboard will work with the latest version?

Pretty safe, yes... it is rare to loose support for hardware in Linux unless it is extremely old and/or rare.

Barry
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0 TheKid7 over 13 years ago in reply to BarryG

The speed of my Internet Service is 25 Mbps. I could pay more to get a higher speed, but I cannot justify the cost of the higher speed.
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