
Delock PCI-Express - 2 Port SATA, with RAID
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Controller type determines how storage devices connect and communicate with the system, directly influencing data transfer speed, performance, and compatibility. Choosing the right controller type is essential for optimizing system efficiency, ensuring smooth operation, and meeting specific storage needs.
RAID controller
Typical price
160.– to 690.–
Provides redundancy and improved performance by combining multiple disk drives into a single unit.
Ideal for data security and performance enhancement, especially in server environments where data integrity is crucial.
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Delock PCI-Express - 2 Port SATA, with RAID
SATA controller
Typical price
39.– to 130.–
Supports Serial ATA connections, offering moderate data transfer speeds suitable for everyday use.
Perfect for home and office systems, balancing cost with reliable performance for standard applications.
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SAS controller
Typical price
240.– to 630.–
Utilizes Serial Attached SCSI technology, providing high-speed data transfer and robust connectivity.
Recommended for enterprise environments requiring high data throughput and reliability for demanding workloads.
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M.2 controller
Typical price
19.– to 94.–
Connects to M.2 slots, facilitating fast data transfer rates for modern SSDs.
Great for enhancing system speed and responsiveness, particularly in gaming and high-performance computing setups.
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The number of connectable hard disks determines how many storage devices can be connected to the controller, directly impacting the storage capacity and scalability of your system. Selecting the appropriate number is crucial for ensuring enough space for data growth and efficient management of storage resources, especially in environments like data centers or enterprise setups.
Up to 5 x
Typical price
34.– to 120.–
Supports connection of up to 5 hard disks, suitable for small-scale setups.
Ideal for personal use or small businesses, providing a compact and cost-effective solution for basic storage needs.
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6 - 64 x
Typical price
250.– to 850.–
Allows connection of 6 to 64 hard disks, offering flexible expansion options.
Suitable for medium-sized businesses or growing organizations, accommodating increased storage demands without needing frequent upgrades.
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65 - 256 x
Typical price
340.– to 810.–
Enables connection of 65 to 256 hard disks, designed for large-scale operations.
Perfect for enterprises and data centers requiring extensive storage capacity and high scalability for substantial data management.
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HPE E MR416i-p, Gen11, x16 Lanes, Cache, PCI, SPDM Plug-in Storage, Controller
RAID configuration refers to the setup of multiple hard drives to work together, enhancing storage performance and data redundancy. It is crucial for ensuring data integrity, improving access speeds, and providing fault tolerance, especially in environments with high data demand.
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Combines multiple drives into one large volume without redundancy, maximizing storage capacity.
Suitable for situations where storage space is more important than data protection, but risky due to lack of data redundancy.
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Mirrors data across two drives, providing data redundancy and protection against drive failure.
Ideal for critical data storage where reliability and data safety are priorities, ensuring quick recovery in case of drive failure.
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Uses block-level striping with distributed parity, balancing storage efficiency and redundancy.
Popular choice for servers and high-performance applications, offering a good mix of speed and data protection.
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Combines mirroring and striping, offering high performance and redundancy across multiple drives.
Best for demanding environments requiring fast data access and high fault tolerance, but requires more drives for setup.
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Storage Controller Additional Functions enhance the capabilities of storage controllers, impacting system performance, efficiency, and ease of use. Choosing the right functions can optimize data handling, increase flexibility, and improve overall system reliability.
Native command queuing
Typical price
39.– to 150.–
Improves disk efficiency by allowing multiple commands to be queued and re-ordered.
Enhances performance by reducing latency and increasing throughput, especially in high-demand environments.
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Hot plugging
Typical price
48.– to 530.–
Allows devices to be connected or disconnected without shutting down the system.
Provides flexibility and convenience for upgrades and maintenance, minimizing downtime.
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Hot swapping
Typical price
43.– to 310.–
Enables the replacement of components without turning off the system, ensuring continuity.
Ideal for mission-critical applications, reducing the risk of data loss and maintaining operational flow.
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An expansion slot is a socket on the motherboard that allows the installation of additional hardware components, such as storage controllers. It plays a crucial role in determining the compatibility and performance of these components, influencing the speed and efficiency of data processing and storage.
PCI Express x16 (Gen 4) (1x)
Typical price
49.– to 170.–
Offers high-speed data transfer rates, supporting the latest high-performance components.
Ideal for users requiring maximum bandwidth for tasks such as gaming, video editing, or data-intensive applications.
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PCI Express x8 (1x)
Typical price
220.– to 670.–
Provides moderate data transfer rates, suitable for a variety of mid-range components.
Best for those needing balanced performance for general computing tasks or moderate gaming.
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PCI Express x1 (Gen 3) (1x)
Typical price
43.– to 480.–
Supports basic data transfer rates for entry-level components.
Great choice for users looking to expand connectivity options without high performance needs.
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PCI Express x4 (1x)
Typical price
24.– to 76.–
Delivers enhanced data transfer rates over PCI Express x1, suitable for mid-range applications.
Recommended for users seeking improved performance without the need for maximum bandwidth.
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