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  • Raptor Announces "Blackbird" Micro-ATX, Low-Cost POWER9 Motherboard

    Phoronix: Raptor Announces "Blackbird" Micro-ATX, Low-Cost POWER9 Motherboard

    Since August we've been excited to hear about Raptor Computing Systems' new POWER9 open-source system in development and today at the OpenPOWER Summit in Amsterdam they announced Blackbird...

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  • #2
    I'm seriously hoping I can stick an 8 core Sforza POWER9 chip in there. That could make this the perfect setup.

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    • #3
      This day keeps getting better.

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      • #4
        I was looking for a reason to reinstall Gentoo!

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        • #5
          Please be something sub 700$. That would be a really good price for high performance non x86 boards.

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          • #6
            If the Price is not, like the previous machines...it will have a far greater success.
            This is targeted at Mainstream users, and so, the price should be competitive with amd64.

            If it materializes, I will have one

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            • #7
              Hopefully they take some business away from SuperMicro which will be penny stock by the end of the day.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by tuxd3v View Post
                If the Price is not, like the previous machines...it will have a far greater success.
                This is targeted at Mainstream users, and so, the price should be competitive with amd64.

                If it materializes, I will have one
                As long as "competitive with amd64" means "slightly more expensive than Threadripper or same-class enthusiast Intel motherboards" (ie.e 500-700$ price range), I think it's doable.

                If you mean it should cost like 150$ or less, then I don't think you will be happy.

                Maybe next year if they sell this mobo well enough.

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                • #9
                  At least we have picture of this blackbird in action, altough it more looks like bluebird with that Radeon Pro

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by dungeon View Post
                    At least we have picture of this blackbird in action, altough it more looks like bluebird with that Radeon Pro
                    Anything but blinding blue LEDs.
                    It almost hurts my eyes just looking at the picture.

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