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Microsemi
Eight-port SAS/SATA RAID adapter with 4 GB DDR4 cache and two SFF-8644 external connectors on a PCIe 3.0 x8 low-profile card
The Microsemi SmartRAID 3154-8e is a low-profile MD2 RAID adapter that delivers eight external SAS and SATA ports over a PCI-Express 3.0 x8 interface. It provides up to 12Gb/s transfer rates and includes 4GB of DDR4 cache memory running at 2100 MHz. The card ships with a tethered ASCM-35F capacitor module for flash-backed cache protection.
This controller fits administrators who must attach external storage enclosures through two SFF-8644 mini-SAS HD connectors while using a low-profile slot. It supports mixed RAID and HBA modes simultaneously and offers adapter power management that reduces consumption by up to 30 percent. Builders who require only internal drive connectors or a full-height bracket should consider a different model.
The defining specification is the pair of SFF-8644 mini-SAS HD ports that enable 12Gb/s connectivity to external drive shelves. The PCI-Express 3.0 x8 host interface and 4GB DDR4 cache with flash backup complete the feature set. Verify that your chassis accepts the 2.54 by 6.60 inch low-profile form factor before purchase.
| Brand | Microsemi |
|---|---|
| Model | 3154-8e |
| Part | 2290800-R |
| Form Factor | MD2 - Low Profile |
| Type | SATA / SAS |
| External Connectors | 2 x SFF-8644 mini-SAS HD |
| Interface | PCI-Express 3.0 x8 |
| Transfer Rate | Up to 12Gb/s |
| Cache Memory | 4GB DDR4 / 2100 MHz |
| Operating Systems Supported | Microsoft Windows Red Hat Linux SUSE Linux Debian Linux Ubuntu Linux Solaris FreeBSD VMware ESXi Citrix XenServer |
| Dimensions | 2.54" x 6.60" (H x L) |
| Features | Ideal for enabling 12 Gbps storage capabilities in performance-hungry server and workstation platforms, without compromising proven Microsemi reliability Provides high I/O transaction and high bandwidth processing solutions that reduce energy consumption and maintenance costs Accelerates storage with up to 4GB of highspeed DRAM cache with integrated cache protection (SmartRAID 315x SKUs only) |
| Package Contents | SmartRAID 3154-8e adapter Additional low profile vented bracket |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 413 × 305 × 103 mm |
The box contains the SmartRAID 3154-8e adapter and an additional low-profile vented bracket. External mini-SAS HD cables for the SFF-8644 ports are not included and must be purchased separately.
This model is a single configuration: PCIe 3.0 x8, MD2 low-profile form factor, with 4GB DDR4 cache at 2100 MHz and two SFF-8644 connectors for 12Gb/s SAS/SATA. No alternative capacity or connector versions exist for this part number.
Each of the eight external lanes can run at up to 12Gb/s, giving the adapter a combined 12Gb/s SAS/SATA bandwidth over PCIe 3.0 x8. Actual throughput depends on the attached drives, backplane and workload.
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