MITXPC
MITXPC Xeon D-1518 MicroServer 8GB ECC Dual 10GbE
Compact quad-core server with dual 10GbE and dual Gigabit ports, IPMI, 8GB ECC DDR4, SATA RAID support and VESA mounting
- TypeMicroServer
- Quad-core Xeon D-1518 delivers 8 threads at 35W TDP
- Dual 10GbE and dual 1GbE ports for high-speed networking
- 8GB DDR4 ECC memory installed, expandable to 128GB
- Dedicated IPMI port enables remote server management
- Compact 228.4 x 194.4 x 61.8 mm chassis with VESA mount
Compact MicroServer for Edge and Branch Offices
The MITXPC Xeon D-1518 MicroServer integrates a quad-core 2.2 GHz Xeon D-1518 processor with 35 W TDP and 8 GB of DDR4-2133 ECC UDIMM memory. Dual 10 GbE and dual 1 GbE ports plus a dedicated IPMI interface provide managed connectivity. The fanless-friendly 228.4 x 194.4 x 61.8 mm chassis includes wall-mount and VESA brackets for space-constrained deployments.
Storage and Expansion Constraints
Six SATA3 6 Gb/s ports and a single M.2 M-key slot supporting 2242 or 2280 modules handle local storage. RAID 0, 1, 5 and 10 are available through RSTe. Memory scales to 128 GB with ECC RDIMMs or 64 GB with ECC or non-ECC UDIMMs at 1866 or 1600 MHz. The sole PCIe 3.0 x16 slot is electrically present but physically inaccessible in the assembled unit.
Installation Notes and Common Issues
A 60 W 12 V locking AC-DC adapter powers the system through an internal DC-IN connector. One 40 x 10 mm fan is pre-installed; three additional fan headers are available for thermal headroom. Front-panel USB 2.0 and a power button with LED simplify basic operation. Builders needing a usable add-in card slot or more than two 2.5-inch drive bays should consider a larger platform.
Points forts
- Quad-core Xeon D-1518 delivers 8 threads at 35W TDP
- Dual 10GbE and dual 1GbE ports for high-speed networking
- 8GB DDR4 ECC memory installed, expandable to 128GB
- Dedicated IPMI port enables remote server management
- Compact 228.4 x 194.4 x 61.8 mm chassis with VESA mount
Caractéristiques
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Questions sur cet article
Should I add 32 GB or 64 GB DDR4 ECC RDIMM modules to reach the 128 GB maximum?
The board accepts 32 GB DDR4 ECC RDIMM modules; populate all four DIMM slots with them to reach the 128 GB ceiling.
What real-world throughput can I expect from the 10 GbE ports with the Xeon D-1518?
The two 10 GbE ports connect directly to the SoC, so sustained line-rate traffic is limited by the 35 W TDP and PCIe 3.0 x16 lane budget.
Does the M.2 slot run at PCIe 3.0 x4 or is it shared with SATA?
The M.2 M-key socket supports PCIe or SATA signalling; the platform routes it through a multiplexer, so only one protocol is active at a time.
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