Intel RS25AB080 RAID Controller SAS/SATA, PCIe x8, MD2 1GB. New Retail Box For Sale

Intel RS25AB080 RAID Controller SAS/SATA, PCIe x8, MD2 1GB. New Retail Box
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Intel RS25AB080 RAID Controller SAS/SATA, PCIe x8, MD2 1GB. New Retail Box:
$735.00

Intel RS25AB080 RAID Controller SAS/SATA, PCIe x8, MD2 1GB.

New Retail Launched

Launch Date: Q1 '12

Expected Discontinuance: 1H' 16

EOL Announce: Saturday, February 28, 2015

Last Order: Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Long Life: No

Description: 6G 8 Internal Port SAS RAID controller with dual core ROC, PCIe Gen 3 capable, and includes Maintenance Free Backup Unit. No cables included.

Target Market: Mainstream

Board Form Factor: Low-Profile MD2

Data Transfer Rate: 6 Gb/s

Supported Devices: SAS/SATA

Supported Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, Solaris

Compatible Battery Backup Options: MFBU Included with Controller

RAID Level Supported: 0, 1 ,5, 6, 10, 50, 60

# of Ports Internal: 8

# of Ports External: 0

# of Devices Supported: 128

Embedded Memory: 1 GB

PCIe Host Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x8

IO Processor Model: LSI2208

Keying: PCIe x8 Connector

Additional Features: Support for Premium Feature Options

Included Items: Raid Controller, MFBU offload cache module, Cache Offload Module Cable, Quick Start User Guide, 1 standard & 1 Low Profile bracket. No SAS Cables are included.



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