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trs80
Feb 11, 2010, 5:21:46 PM2/11/10
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Who are some manufacturers of RAID controllers that would work with Solid
State Disks? I would like to start a search to find a product that would
allow me to have 4 or more SSDs in a RAID configuration.
thank you for any tips
State Disks? I would like to start a search to find a product that would
allow me to have 4 or more SSDs in a RAID configuration.
thank you for any tips
Ivan Brugiolo [MSFT]
Feb 17, 2010, 3:10:03 PM2/17/10
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SIS makes a few chipsets for SATA RAID controllers.
LSI also makes some boards.
LSI also makes some boards.
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Bill Kearney
Feb 17, 2010, 7:37:22 PM2/17/10
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> Who are some manufacturers of RAID controllers that would work with Solid
> State Disks? I would like to start a search to find a product that would
> allow me to have 4 or more SSDs in a RAID configuration.
> State Disks? I would like to start a search to find a product that would
> allow me to have 4 or more SSDs in a RAID configuration.
What kind of RAID? 0,1,5 or what? What application will it be supporting?
At one level an SSD is just a drive and would likely work with any RAID
controller compatible with it.
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