New Highpoint RocketRaid Dual-Channel PCI IDE ATA133 Raid HBA Controller Adapter For Sale

New Highpoint RocketRaid Dual-Channel PCI IDE ATA133 Raid HBA Controller Adapter
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New Highpoint RocketRaid Dual-Channel PCI IDE ATA133 Raid HBA Controller Adapter:
$29.00

New Highpoint RocketRaid Dual-Channel PCI IDE ATA133 Raid HBA Controller Adapter
Brand new, sealed package! Location:IR-2-2/ right container 133DetailsTypeIDEInternal Connectors2 x ATA 133InterfacePCIRAIDRAID 0,1,0+1 JBODOperating Systems SupportedWindows 98 / ME / NT4.0 / 2K / XP / 2003
Linux (SuSE, Red Hat, Caldera, Turbo), and FreeBSDFeaturesFeaturesBootable disk or disk array support
Disk hot spare for automatic mirror rebuilding
Hot-swapping failed hard drives
Automatic e-mail notification when error occurs
Large LBA support capacity exceeding 137GB


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