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381513-B21 - HP Smart Array P800 16-Port PCI-Express X8 SAS RAID Controller with 512MB Cache (with Standard Bracket)
381513-B21 - HP Smart Array P800 16-Port PCI-Express X8 SAS RAID Controller with 512MB Cache (with Standard Bracket)
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About HP Smart Array P800/512 BBWC 2-ports Int/2-ports Ext PCIe x8 SAS Controller
HP Smart Array P800/512 BBWC 2-ports Int/2-ports Ext PCIe x8 SAS Controller
The HP Smart Array P800 is HP's first 16 port serial attached SCSI (SAS) RAID controller PCI-Express (PCIe). It is the highest performing controller in the SAS portfolio and provides new levels of reliability for HP servers, through its support of the latest SCSI technology and advanced RAID capabilities. This controller ships standard with RAID 6 (ADG) and supports over 100 hard drives. The P800 is shipping with Windows support at initial launch and will support Linux by January 2007.Performance
• 16 total ports of 3G Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)
Management
• Online Drive Flash
Options
• Supports SAS and SATA disk drives
Reliable
• Standard RAID 0,1, 1+0, 5, 6
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