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It depends. If I run ESXi 5 and up yes then I am limited to 32gb.
But if I run ex ESXi 4.1, I am not limited to 32gb.
And an alternative is to buy a license if I want to run 5 and up with more memory :-)
Ok so if I understand you correctly. then one e5-2620 will be enough by a wide margin to 15-20 vm's guests.
I Thinking of running vm's from ssd for better IOPS to
Yes I have looked at those too but with e3 I'm locked to 32gb memory.
The e5 has 40 PCI Express 3.0 lanes the e3 has not.
And I want the 10gb network cards that come with X9SRH-7TF. no e3 motherboards have these as I know.
Yes I know the 26xx is for dual socket use, but you can run it in single socket use also. The question is, will it do the job or not it's only at 2GHz. but it is energy efficient 95 watt max. The others are at 130watt but run faster in ghz
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I'm trying to find out how much the different...
Hello!
I am about to build an ESXi server that I intend to run a number of vm on. The server is going to run 24/7
ClearOS for Firewall
FreeNAS for storage
Ubuntu for Linux stuff
WinXp for windows things
Win8 same as WinXP and some win7.
The motherboard I think about is super...