Comparing HBA IT mode SAS controllers

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In this video, I compare and contrast a variety of HBA (host bus adapter) SAS controllers with IT mode firmware.
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3 июл 2018

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@merlingt1 4 года назад

Even with 8 SATA3 SSDs all writing/reading sequentially at full speed and at the same time, you will be barely saturating the PCI2.0 x8 bandwidth (theoretical 500MB/s per drive). Most of these SSDs max out at sequential speeds of around 500-550 MB/s. Excellent video BTW.

@chrislowe8085 5 лет назад

Hi, Thanks for a great information video. So I have 2 Sata 6G SSDs & 11 NAS hhds in my unraid server. Correct me if i'm wrong but the LSI SAS2308 would be the best card to buy due to the fact I have 2 ssd's in my array? Oh i should mention my NAS hhds are Sata 6G as well.

@ajslim79 4 года назад

good video, thanks

@daimonwilcox 4 года назад

Lenovo LSI 11407-1 6GB 16 Port PCI-E SAS Expander Card Board 03X3834 will this work?

@-blackcat-4749

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@Burnstation3D 5 лет назад

came here from your ebay store, awesome video!

@vermashashwat 3 года назад

I want to connect 8 new drives on my windows 10 pc running ryzen5. Which card shall i get? I need to run the drives as individual drives.

@yanglee8564 4 года назад

thanks for your video,I will pick dell H310 for my disks

@brokentradgedy 3 года назад

I am so annoyed by a card i bought on ebay. It's an LSI 9201 SAS2 Meteor ROC card and I cant figure out how to get it to work. No hard drives sahow up in device manager or windows partition when I connect them with breakaway cables to the LSI card. There is no BIOS that appears for it on boot. ive searched everywhere and it's really annoying me that it doesn't work via plug and play.

@DonathanHimself

Thanks so much, I'm a curious workstation /cheap home server guy , your channel is a godsend for demystifying this space. One question i have is im building an old HP Z800 Windows 10 pro is running on a SSD but ive got a big SAS hard disc I'm thinking of adding as bulk storage, if I use SAS 9211-8i PCI Express (PCIe)-to-Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) host bus adapter (HBA) to connect the SAS drive can it co-exist with windows running on the 2.5 inch SSD?

@mikeg1433 4 года назад

Well thought out and organized. Thanks a ton for breaking this all down!

@amessman 5 лет назад

Oh wow I was looking at ur product last night, now ur in my recommended!

@ChristianSamsel 5 лет назад

Thanks to your video I bought an HP H240 locally. It costed around the same then others. It like it a lot - no flashing required and best in class performance. Using Linux with btrfs.

@mcmoser 4 года назад

Very informative, decided to purchase from you based on your knowledge. Thanks

@MattConte 4 года назад

Excellent video! Thank you for making it!

@alexanderrr1825 4 года назад

This is VERY useful.

@psilan1 3 года назад

Thanks. This explained everything so well. Good on you.

@sagarsriva 2 года назад

amazing information in your video!

@thalesadv1984

Excellent video, thanks a lot

@gwojcieszczuk Год назад

Excellent video. One thing I would add it that HBA/NIC speed are reported using 10 as a base. So the values here are in MB/s and GB/s. Most people (i think) are interested in true amount of bandwidth when we use 2 as a base. So for example, 750MB is really "750 x (10^6/2^20) = ~715 MiB".