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Eight-port SATA controller with 6Gbps links, IT-mode firmware and two SFF-8087 connectors for ZFS, FreeNAS or unRAID arrays
This LSI M5110 card provides eight 6Gbps SATA ports through two internal SFF-8087 connectors. It operates in IT mode with firmware P20, presenting disks directly to the operating system without hardware RAID abstraction. The PCIe interface suits servers or workstations running ZFS, FreeNAS or unRAID where the software stack manages redundancy and volume management.
Builders who need a straightforward host bus adapter for eight SATA drives will find this card matches the requirement. Buyers who require on-board RAID levels should look at a different class of controller. Systems without a free PCIe slot or without SFF-8087 cabling cannot use this card without extra parts.
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The card runs at 6Gbps per port, so each connected SATA drive is limited to that link speed.
High-profile and low-profile brackets are included so the card fits standard and slim cases.
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