ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard vs Supermicro X11SRA
These are different platforms, not close rivals. The ASRock EPC621D8A is a dual-socket LGA3647 Xeon Scalable server board built for many cores and lots of memory; the Supermicro X11SRA is a single-socket LGA2066 board for Xeon W, aimed at workstations. Pick the ASRock for dense virtualization or rendering on a budget of cores and DIMMs; pick the Supermicro for a quiet, single-CPU workstation with integrated graphics and M.2. Owners of X11SRA boards praise Supermicro build quality and IPMI-free simplicity; LGA3647 boards are praised for core count but run hotter and need server cooling and a case with airflow.
- Choose the ASRock EPC621D8A if you need two LGA3647 Xeon Scalable CPUs, 8 DIMMs of registered DDR4, and a server chassis with strong airflow.
- Choose the Supermicro X11SRA if you want a single Xeon W workstation board with integrated graphics, two M.2 slots, and U.2 support.
Prices
- ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard: $559.93 at anafrashop.com (checked today)
- Supermicro X11SRA: $502.11 at industrial automation parts (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Supermicro X11SRA is $57.82 cheaper than the ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)