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LSI
Eight-port SAS/SATA host bus adapter with 12 Gb/s transfer and IT mode firmware
This LSI 9300-8I host bus adapter adds eight SATA or SAS ports through a single PCIe slot. The onboard SAS3008 controller runs in IT mode so drives are presented directly to the operating system without hardware RAID abstraction. It suits builders assembling ZFS, FreeNAS or unRAID servers who need raw device access.
Both bracket heights ship in the box so the card fits standard and low-profile chassis without extra parts. Installation is a straight PCIe insertion and cable connection; the only common issue is forgetting to flash the firmware to IT mode if the card arrives in IR mode.
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The card presents each attached drive directly to the operating system without a RAID layer; ZFS, FreeNAS or unRAID will list every physical disk individually in their storage pools.
Both a full-height and a low-profile bracket are supplied; you only need to obtain SAS or SATA cables that match your drive backplane or drive connectors.
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