Dual M.2 NVMe Ports RAID to PCIe 3.0 x16 Interface x8 Bandwidth Riser Controller For Sale

Dual M.2 NVMe Ports RAID to PCIe 3.0 x16 Interface x8 Bandwidth Riser Controller
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Dual M.2 NVMe Ports RAID to PCIe 3.0 x16 Interface x8 Bandwidth Riser Controller:
$308.99

With a unique solution that offers true driverless installation, we integrate NVMe technology into a custom designed and manufactured PCIe RAID controller card for OEM/ODM customer projects. An innovative NVMe switch chipset will deliver up to four channel connectivity via a PCIe 3.0x8 and x4 host interface. Integrated RAID 0, 1, & 10 is compatible for Linux and Windows operating systems at x86 hardware platforms.

  • Requires Linux OS to configure the RAID mode.
  • RAID configurations are transparent for the operating system platform.In addition, driver support is embedded into most current operating system platforms. Marvell® 88NR2241 based NVMe RAID controllers are natively supported by Windows 10, Windows Server2016 and Windows Server 2019, and Linux distributions that utilize kernel v3.10 or later.
  • SMART data is critical for maintaining healthy, long-lived NVMe configurations, especially those designed to accommodate professional and industrial storage applications.

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