Supermicro H8DCE mobo. amd cpu's

willisub wrote on 12/14/2005, 9:28 PM
About a month ago, DSE said he was putting the Supermicro H8DCE mobo. into action. I haven't seen any results, or did I miss it?

Can someone help me on the following?

This H8DCE mobo has 2 -16x pcie slots, 2 -4x pcie slots, and 3 std pci slots.

Isn't the decklink card a pci-x card? Do they make a HD PCI-e card that vegas supports?

I think I read in the old post, that the ASUS mobo that DSE used was having some Decklink conflicts. Is this still the case?

In a perfect world, I'd still rather use a dual scsi card with 2 external sata raid 5 (striped in windows as raid 0) setup as you can add drives sub systems, while the PCI-e raid cards use a slot for every drive set that you use. In a perfect world, I'd use two 5-8 drive raid 5 setups (getting over 360 MB/s for HD editing and only 1 SCSI ID per SCSI channel. Then you can add 3-4 sets and have 48-64 drives.

Has anyone used the PCI-e setup with a Raid Card w/ external multiplane cable and swapped it out to different drive subsystems as needed? I'd guess the cables will not withstand constant changing.....Again, looking for 260 + MB / Sec. 5 Sata drives Raid 5, are within this range with the new controllers. 8 drives just adds to the capacity on some.

Anyway, thanks for any comments.

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Spot|DSE wrote on 12/15/2005, 12:24 AM
The Asus is still having Decklink conflicts, this is actually an AMD-BMD conflict. Using the old drivers, it's all good, but I'd sure like to use the newer BMD drivers.
Haven't tried putting the Decklink in the new SuperMicro system, still tweaking that. There are a couple of other guys on this board that have the same system, and they've got some good tweaks happening.