Digitus 4-port SATA 3 PCI-E card

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dpmeister

8 years ago

Can 2 of these cards be connected at the same time?

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theking2

3 years ago

I would like to replace the Promise PDC40718 card in my self-built NAS. It runs ZFS on Archlinux. Is this Digitus a good replacement? With the Promise, the bandwidth is limited to 30MB/sec when I do a ZFS scrub, for example.

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AlfonsX

3 years ago

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The card runs under Linux. But I could only get a single one to work. The parallel connection did not work. Speeds of the disks in the benchmark, was similar to the board controllers.

dzambasbale

4 years ago

Is the support for the larger hard drives still missing? I read in a review below that only hard drives under 4TB are supported, but it's been 3 years since the comment and I need more S-ATA III ports, this expansion card looks attractive.

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bligher

4 years ago

https://www.digitus.info/en/products/computer-and-office-accessories/computer-accessories/io-cards/ds-30104-1/ Capacity of up to 4 TB per SATA port

nic4m

5 years ago

Does this card work with more than 4TB disks under Linux?

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hctw6

5 years ago

Manufacturer link with answers to your questions: https://www.digitus.info/produkte/computer-und-office-zubehoer/computer-zubehoer/io-karten/ds-30104-1/ Greetings

Syware

5 years ago

Possibility of a 5?

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Jabba the Hutt

8 years ago

Is there an alternative driver or any other way to run this card on hard drives over 4tb?

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meierhoferit

8 years ago

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Hello. As far as I can see, no, unfortunately not. The limitation comes from the installed Marvell 9230 chip....