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Provides four internal and four external SAS ports at 12 Gb/s via PCI Express
This LSI 9300-4i4e host bus adapter provides four internal and four external SAS ports operating at 12Gb/s over a PCI Express interface. It is designed for administrators who need to connect SAS hard drives or tape libraries to a server or workstation. The card uses the LSI Logic LSI00348 controller for direct attachment of storage devices.
This card suits administrators adding SAS drives or tape libraries in JBOD mode to an existing platform. Builders who require on-board RAID processing or cache-backed write acceleration should look at a dedicated RAID controller instead.
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The 9300-4i4e provides four SAS ports at 12 Gb/s each, so select it when you need exactly four connections.
Each of the four ports can transfer up to 12 Gb/s, giving a combined bandwidth ceiling of 48 Gb/s across the card.
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