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Supermicro X9DRH-7TF Preview Ultimate Server Motherboard
Just spotted this new board over at Supermicro, I can only think that this motherboard was released after my comment on the Tyan S7053 server board, being my board of choice currently. I have a feeling this motherboard could replace the S7053 and take the overall crown of king of all Intel Xeon E5 LGA 2011 server boards. Supermicro and Tyan have the server boards pretty well sewn up unless you go to a pre-built Dell, HP or IBM server. Let’s have a quick look at this monster server board.
15 May 2012
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Boston Value Series 380 G8 wins IT Pro Value Award
Boston delivers Supermicro's first Xeon E5-2600 rack server with a keen focus on high performance network storage applications. It's good value and in this review, Dave Mitchell takes a closer look at the features on offer.
12 March 2012
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Boston Value Series 380 G8 wins PC Pro Recommended Award
Supermicro has always been quick to support the latest technology from Intel, so it's no surprise it was one of the first to rush through our doors with a Xeon E5 system. Supplied exclusively by Boston, the Value Series (VS) 380 G8 aims to combine the power of the processors with high memory and storage capacity. PC Pro were so impressed with the Boston Value Series 380 G8 that they awarded it with their PC Pro Recommended Award.
07 March 2012
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Boston Venom 2000-7T reviewed by bit-tech
As part of their Xeon E5-2670 testing, bit-tech got their mits on one of the first workstations available in the UK to sport the new Xeons, along with 32GB RAM and a Quadro 4000 graphics card. Built by Boston, a Hertfordshire-based server, workstation and storage provider, the Venom 2000-7T is built inside a Lian Li PC-90B case, which feels very sturdy and comes complete with all the usual modern gubbins such as USB 3, 2.5in SSD mounts, washable fan filters.
06 March 2012
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Xeon E5 - nearly here...
One of the server industry's worst-kept secrets, Intel's much-delayed Xeon E5 processor platform (Romley/Sandy Bridge E), is due to be officially unveiled tomorrow (6 March). Xeon processors are also widely used in workstations, and we recently took the opportunity to test an all-new Xeon E5 workstation ahead of the launch, to see what the new silicon has to offer.
05 March 2012
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The Inquirer gives dual Intel Xeon E5-2670s the once over
SYSTEM BUILDER Boston has shown off a workstation based on Intel's Xeon E5 chip, giving us an idea of what sort of configuration the chip will appear.
05 March 2012
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Boston 3DBOXX 8550 Xtreme reviewed by T3
T3 got its hands on the world's most powerful workstation to give you a glimpse of what your PC will be stuffed with in the future. They were blown away by the sheer power of the 8550 Xtreme workstation as well as impressed by the design and ability to tinker and upgrade as you saw fit.
16 February 2012
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Total immersion cooling hits the data centre
If you thought that total immersion cooling was restricted to the extreme end of the enthusiast market, think again: Boston Limited has announced that it's bringing the technology the UK server rooms in the form of the LSS 200.
31 January 2012
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Boston Quattro 1332-T reviewed by IT Pro
The new Quattro 1332-T showcases Supermicro's MicroCloud initiative and delivers an impressive processing density in a low profile rack chassis. It is based on Supermicro Microcloud™ and incorporates advanced software features to create an Enterprise class cloud solution. In this review, Dave Mitchell finds out if Boston's future looks cloudy.
16 January 2012
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Smart and Fast - 3DBOXX 3970 XTREME reviewed by Desktop Engineering
We've come to expect a lot from BOXX Technologies - their systems epitomize peak performance. Desktop Engineering reviewed the 3DBOXX 4860- and 8550-series workstations and they proved to be the fastest single and dual-CPU systems to date. So they were quite excited when they received the latest BOXX workstation, the 3DBOXX 3970 XTREME - particularly because it incorporated several novel new technologies.
13 January 2012
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