While Intel's various artificial market segmentation attempts are
irritating, my guess that ACS being absent from desktop oriented
products is more a case of a recycled PCIe design from haswell rather
than disabled silicon. It is unfair to label an absent feature as
"iffy". Broadwell-E is still t
I decided to go with an E6-1650 v4 / C612 based motherboard as I wanted
both ECC memory and a BMC. This required switching from U to RDIMMs,
which I typically don't use in a desktop, but there is theoretically a
small RAS improvement with RDIMMs. The cost works out to ~$350 more
than a E3 system a
On 03/31/2017 01:22 PM, Alex Williamson wrote:
>> which does claim ACS support in the overview sheet. Does anyone know if
>> ACS is indeed working with the "pex 8747" and/or the sm x1?sat series of
>> motherboards? Alternatively, does anyone know of an E3-1200 motherboard
>> that does have working
Hi Folks,
Long time listener (~2days), first time...
Based on years of pain-free experience with VF NICs, I naively thought
that installing a second GPU in a desktop for VM pass through would be a
straight forward task. This has turned out to be an incorrect
assumption. I have two desktop syste
