Description
HighPoint RocketRAID 2782 Controller Card – 6Gb/s SAS, Serial ATA/600 – PCI Express 2.0 x16 – Plug-in Card – RAID Supported – 1, 5, 10, 50, JBOD RAID Level – 6 x SFF-8087, 2 x SFF-8088 – 32 Total SAS Port(s) – 24 SAS Port(s) Internal – 8 SAS Port(s) External – PC, Mac, Linux
Available with up to 32 dedicated ports, RocketRAID 2700 series PCI-Express 2.0 x16 SAS RAID HBA’s provide maximum port count and deliver a connectivity bandwidth up to 19,200 MB/s; ideal for a wide-range of high-performance and high-density storage applications.
HighPoint Turbo-RAID Technology: For over a decade, HighPoint has strived to take the cost and complexity out of RAID. We were the first to introduce affordable RAID 5 solutions to the storage marketplace, for both SMB and consumer applications. HighPoint Turbo RAID Products and Solutions are powered by our industry proven RAID stack, which leverages the powerful system resources and robust 2nd generation PCIe x8 host interface of today’s modern computing platforms.
RocketRAID 2700 x16 HBA’s support a wide-range of storage configurations including RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, 50, & JBOD.
Complete, Flexible Upgrade Paths: RocketRAID 2700 HBA’s are fully backwards compatible with SAS/SATA 3Gb/s devices, PCI-Express 1.0 and 2.0 motherboards, and are compliant with all major operating systems including Windows, Linux, FreeBSD & Mac OS X. RAID arrays can be freely moved to any other RocketRAID 2700 HBA. Upgrading, scaling and expanding storage has never been easier.
Simple and Easy Storage Expansion: RocketRAID 2700 series HBA’s allow customers to expand capacity and convert existing RAID arrays from one level to another without having to start from scratch: your data remains intact and accessible during the transition! OCE (Online Capacity Expansion) and ORLM (Online RAID Level Migration) features are provided by HighPoint’s comprehensive and intuitive web-based user interface, which is available for all major operating systems including Mac OS X, Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, Linux Distributions and FreeBSD.
