IBM 00JY196 ServeRAID M1210 PCI Express (PCIe) SAS SATA Storage Controller For Sale

IBM 00JY196 ServeRAID M1210 PCI Express (PCIe) SAS SATA Storage Controller
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IBM 00JY196 ServeRAID M1210 PCI Express (PCIe) SAS SATA Storage Controller:
$24.99

Built to IBM's quality standards, the ServeRAID M1210 controller is an excellent choice for replacing a failed controller or expanding storage capabilities. It supports stable data transfer and dependable operation, making it ideal for server maintenance, upgrades, and storage infrastructure deployments.

Specifications:

  • Brand: IBM
  • Part Number: 00JY196
  • Model: ServeRAID M1210
  • Product Type: SAS/SATA Storage Controller
  • Interface: PCI Express (PCIe)
  • Drive Support: SAS and SATA Drives
  • Compatibility: Compatible with select IBM server systems
  • Condition: Pre-owned (unless otherwise specified)

Features:

  • Supports both SAS and SATA storage devices
  • Provides reliable storage management and data transfer
  • Genuine IBM ServeRAID server component
  • Ideal for server storage upgrades and replacements
  • Designed for enterprise and data center environments
  • Durable construction for dependable long-term performance


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