Adaptec Asr-51245 Sas/sata RAID Controller PCI Card ASR51245

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US $34.50
ApproximatelyC $47.56
+ $15.80 shipping
Estimated delivery Mon, Oct 6 - Fri, Oct 17
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Product Identifiers

BrandAdaptec
MPNASR51245
eBay Product ID (ePID)1501590527

Product Key Features

External InterfacesSATA Cards, RAID Cards, SAS, SATA I, SATA II
Maximum Data Rate300 Mbps
Number of Ports8 Ports
RAID Levels5, 1, 6, 0
Internal InterfacesSAS, SATA I, SATA II
TypeRAID Controller Card
ModelASR-51245
Compatible PortPCI Express, PCI Express x8, PCI

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  • Top raid performance.

    Very expensive in its day. If you can pick one of these up cheaply on eBay it's a good investment if you want raid in a PC or older server. Its limited to sata 2 so not much use for modern ssd drives. I have a stack of 2tb sata drives connected to it and both read/write performance are excellent. I tried a raid 5 on Intel on-board controllers and although read was okay write performance was terrible. Now on the adaptec the more drives I add the greater the performance benefit, as is intended by a raid setup. The only let down is the accelerated ssd boost (MaxCache) only works with a adaptec branded Intel ssd which you cannot buy anywhere. Newer adaptec cards support most mainstream ssds but earlier cards are very limited.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • RAID Solution

    The price was right, but would it work? I wanted to build a RAID array from four 3TB hard drives. turns out it is working great, but only after I flashed its BIOS with the most recent version from 2012. I also had to buy a set of SAS cables. And that was it. My RAID array has been running flawlessly in my old PC for about two weeks now. Couldn’t be happier.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned