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Ferus · 07-30-2016, 12:25 AM

Look at this compare on Intels website

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It depends what you need it for.

The older 5620 can run a dual-cpy setup and handle much more RAM, but if you just need a web/app server and no databasem the newer Supermicro server is fine.

It uses a lot less power and produce less heat.
The life expektancy is really long on them as well, sond dont worry about it being released in 2012

I got 18 HP BL460c with Intel 5620 and similar CPU's running, and the TCO is so low, there is no point in replacing them atm, since they run a hypervisor-platform.

I replaced the old SAN with a Nimble Storage box (all flash for thin provisioning) and a low-tier Nimble Storage for backups and content. Saved me more than getting new faster servers, that the customers dont need anyways.

07-30-2016, 12:25 AM
Ferus Bye - Left to do stuff Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 4,108	Look at this compare on Intels website ARK \| Compare Intel® Products It depends what you need it for. The older 5620 can run a dual-cpy setup and handle much more RAM, but if you just need a web/app server and no databasem the newer Supermicro server is fine. It uses a lot less power and produce less heat. The life expektancy is really long on them as well, sond dont worry about it being released in 2012 I got 18 HP BL460c with Intel 5620 and similar CPU's running, and the TCO is so low, there is no point in replacing them atm, since they run a hypervisor-platform. I replaced the old SAN with a Nimble Storage box (all flash for thin provisioning) and a low-tier Nimble Storage for backups and content. Saved me more than getting new faster servers, that the customers dont need anyways.