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Apple Raid Card, Pcie For Mac

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Apple Raid Card, Pcie For Mac

Thanks to Flickr user who points out that Apple's uber-expensive (Revision 1306) card is also a reasonably-priced SAS card. HERE

Apple Mac Pro RAID Card - storage controller (RAID) - SATA 3Gb/s / SAS - PCIe x4 Series Specs.. Apple's SATA RAID card description: The Mac Pro RAID Card offers improved storage performance and data protection to your Mac Pro system up to 304MB/s of sequential read performance in RAID 0.. Ideal for video and creative professionals with demanding storage needs as well as for tower server applications, this hardware RAID option supports RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 0 1, and Enhanced JBOD.. The Mac Pro RAID Card supports the creation of multiple RAID sets in a system and multiple volumes per RAID set. Click

0 out of 5 stars - (W) Apple Raid Pcie Card - Mac Pro 2009 2010 2012 - 639-0108 Extra Battery 1 product rating [object Object].. SAS configurations offer much more speed and different network configuration options than SATA.. For optimal disk utilization in a RAID set, all hard drives should be the same size.. Apple Raid Card Pcie For MacMac Raid Card(W) Apple Raid Pcie Card - Mac Pro 2009 2010 2012 - 639-0108 Extra Battery 5.. It has 256MB of cache and an integrated 72-hour battery for protecting the RAID cache. HERE

The card occupies the top PCI Express slot (slot 4) and connects to the four internal drive bays.. Mac Raid CardFor those of you who need a refresher on Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) versus SATA RAID, hit up. e828bfe731 HERE

Apple Raid Card Pcie For MacIt turns out that if you plug in a few 10,000 or 15,000 RPM SAS hard drives into the motherboard, you'll be grooving along with some pretty seriously fast hard drive access.. Our new friend, Mr Trancpriest is rocken 1 78Tb of it [ Related: ] Nowhere in the description on Apple's web page (pasted below) does it mention this functionality.. Likely, Apple isn't going to let this power go to waste Expect to see product announcements in the near future that take advantage of this functionality.. Apple, probably because they as standard or add-on for their MacPro machines, neglected to mention that the SATA RAID card they are selling for their MacPros is also a SAS RAID card. 5