Community, I'd like to have your feedback on this configuration.

[krantz]

Tell me what you think of this list.

Mobo SUPERMICRO MBD-X11SCA-O LGA 1151 Intel C246 DDR4 U.2 M.2 DP HDMI DVI ATX Workstation Motherboard

Processor Intel BX80684I59400F Procesador Core i5 9th Gen, 2.9GHz 9Mb Cache 6-Core/6-Thread Socket LGA1151 Sin Gráficos

Video card MSI - Tarjeta de Video - NVIDIA GeForce 210 (N210-MD1G/D3) - 1GB DDR3 - 64 bits - PCI Express x16 2.0

Power supply Seasonic Prime GX-1000, 1000W 80+ Gold, módulo Completo, Control de Ventilador en Modo sin Ventilador, silencioso y de refrigeración

Case Phanteks Eclipse P400A ATX Torre Media (PH-EC400ATG_BK01), Panel Frontal de Malla, Vidrio Templado, Controlador de Ventilador, Negro

Processor cooling Cooler Master i71C RGB para enfriador de aire de CPU Intel, aletas de aluminio negro anodizado, inserto de cobre, ventilador MF120 RGB, iluminación RGB para Intel LGA1200/1151

2x RAM Kingston 8GB ECC REG DDR4 2666MHZ MODULE (KTD-PE426S8/8G)

Would it work for trueNAS?

Thanks!

 

[WN1X]

I do not believe that processor supports ECC memory.

 

[rvassar]

I do not believe that processor supports ECC memory.

I believe you're right. Additionally... I think that motherboard uses the C246 chipset, and dropped support for the Skylake / Kaby-Lake procs. It may require a Coffee-Lake CPU, and might need a BIOS update to support the Coffee-Lake gen2's.

This is also the point in the Core series where the ECC support got weird. The Kaby-Lake & Coffee-Lake i3's only support ECC in the embedded versions, and I think there were embedded i5's that did as well, adding to the confusion. The Skylake i3's I believe do support ECC memory. And all these share the LGA1151 socket. Other options may be the Coffee-Lake Xeon's & Pentium Gold CPU's.

I think the Xeon E-21xxG CPU's would allow you to omit the GeForce 210.

 

[krantz]

I believe you're right. Additionally... I think that motherboard uses the C246 chipset, and dropped support for the Skylake / Kaby-Lake procs. It may require a Coffee-Lake CPU, and might need a BIOS update to support the Coffee-Lake gen2's.

This is also the point in the Core series where the ECC support got weird. The Kaby-Lake & Coffee-Lake i3's only support ECC in the embedded versions, and I think there were embedded i5's that did as well, adding to the confusion. The Skylake i3's I believe do support ECC memory. And all these share the LGA1151 socket. Other options may be the Coffee-Lake Xeon's & Pentium Gold CPU's.

I think the Xeon E-21xxG CPU's would allow you to omit the GeForce 210.

Thank you so much for your valuable feedback.