Closed HP SMART ARRAY 642 Scsi Controller
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These are from the Proliant series of rack servers. The board can have cache memory added via a SIMM slot and they are RAID compatible. They are SAS SCSI type units and they are PCI-X units, not PCI. They don't fit normal PCI slots.
I have one in a Proliant ML330 G3 system (that I got from Justin) and they are very quick.
These are from the Proliant series of rack servers. The board can have cache memory added via a SIMM slot and they are RAID compatible. They are SAS SCSI type units and they are PCI-X units, not PCI. They don't fit normal PCI slots.
I have one in a Proliant ML330 G3 system (that I got from Justin) and they are very quick.
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So here is the quick specs from HP
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12069_na/12069_na.HTML
I had these in 2 DL380 G3's. They were used as part of a cluster to connect back to an MSA500 shared storage array (which I will also be listing)
I have the external SCSI cables I was using for each of these and will through them in.
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---------- Post added at 21:01 ---------- Previous post was at 19:36 ----------
So here is the quick specs from HP
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12069_na/12069_na.HTML
I had these in 2 DL380 G3's. They were used as part of a cluster to connect back to an MSA500 shared storage array (which I will also be listing)
I have the external SCSI cables I was using for each of these and will through them in.
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