Hi All<BR><BR>Ok - beeing reading around as I really ned to build a nas at home. Got about 4 x 200gb SATA maxtor drives lying around in various machines and well, deciding now to cut back and have ...
Adaptec has announced an all-new, enterprise-grade software-defined storage RAID card that supports up to 32 NVMe SSDs. The new SmartRAID 4300 series supports PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 SSDs with rated ...
Alongside a slew of other announcements today, Apple quietly introduced a new RAID card for the Mac Pro, available as an option from the online Apple Store. Apple says the card offers up to 304MB/s of ...
HighPoint is a name that will need no introduction to the people that will probably be interested in these products. Distinct from the budget firearms manufacturer with a similar name, HighPoint is a ...
My two year old Areca 1680x RAID card died hard on Monday morning. It had been having occasional problems with the card freezing, but prior to Monday, a reboot solved the problem. When the card ...
RAID storage company CalDigit on Tuesday said its line of cards are compatible with Leopard out of the box. The company’s FireWireVR (Triple Interface RAID), FASTA-2e 2-port eSATA card, FASTA-4e and ...
Mac users who have had Areca RAID controller cards installed in their Mac Pros have been experiencing problems with the computer after updating to Mac OS X 10.5.6. Apple Discussions poster oceaneye ...
What just happened? HighPoint recently announced a handful of PCIe Gen5 add-in cards that may appeal to storage enthusiasts with deep pockets. At the top of the stack is the Rocket 7608A, a full ...
The 16-port EX16350 and EX16300 PCI-X and PCI-Express RAID disk drive controllers provide advanced RAID6 fault tolerance using hardware acceleration. The 3-Gbit/s boards use an Intel IOP333/IOP331 I/O ...
HighPoint Technologies Inc. on Tuesday introduced a four-port SATA II RAID controller card for PCI-Express based systems, including Power Macs. The company sells the $149 card for systems that will be ...
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