Would this work in an HP ProLiant DL160 G5 server? Those have a max onboard GB size of 750GB/drive. I'd like this card to be able to use 2 and 3TB
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The card itself will be able to handle up to 4TB drives. However, whether the card is compatible with the HP motherboard you will have to discover or ask HP tech support. There's a good chance it will work, but I know the proprietary hardware/firmware servers some times have incompatibilities with off the shelf components.
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Hi! It is a standard PCI-USB2 adapter, so I am almost sure, it would work. I was especially interested in an adapter that works with HP DL server(s) and this one does it perfectly. G
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I used this in a slim HP desktop without any problems. It is a low power card. Depending on your setup, you may need and PCI Express "riser cable"
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Server 2012 /2012R@ drivers are listed at http://www.highpoint-tech.com/USA_new/series_rr600-download.htm I believe I used this on a Server 2012 Storage Server build with no issues. It does NOT work well with some UEFI BIOSes, so that may be an issue for you. The first board I used was a UEFI and I could not select this card as a boot device. Hope this helps, and good luck.
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I don't have a 9361 but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. The limitations are more about what the 9361 supports than the expander. It's more or less just a port multiplier. You could, for instance, run 1 cable from the 9361 to the Expander and run all 16 drives off that (and have a port open on the card + a port open on the Expander for more).I'm running 2 cables from my 9240 to the Expander; it supports 15 drives & 2 RAID arrays. Performance could be better but I blame the low-end 9240 (no cache) for that.
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Yes. I used it in a dl585 but it is the same style that will fit into the g5-g7 HP servers.
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Yes, no problem. I personally use a standard SATA drive through, I need the capacity. Works like a charm...
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If u would read the comments posted about this memory, u would find that it is for SERVERS only. Don't waste your time & money for desktop pc.
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No, this memory is exclusively compatible with servers. The SR1625NX can handle up to a 1GB per socket for 4GB total. I recommend ASIN B009OT8VAE
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Its actually server memory, so it will only work on a server motherboard . NOT on a regular motherboard .
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Use the Intel Raid Controller that is on your motherboard if you are going RAID 0, that's what I would do. I am using the card for an SSD which was perfect for my computer, big jump in performance. Not sure how it would work under RAID 0, seeing how I have never used it for that. Hope this helps.
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Physically there is no problem. The N40 does SATA just fine. You will probably have to remount the drives in the provided caddies, which are not hot-swap. WHS may require a re-install, or at the minimum re-entry of the license key since there may be significant differences in drivers/etc., so I hope your data is is in a different partition on your boot drive than windows is. If your drives are RAID, there may be problems - I don't trust any RAID that isn't on a $400+ hardware only card. If you do have to re-install windows, there are 4 external USB and 1 internal USB ports - use one of those with a cheap USB drive for boot since a media server does not need a lot of performance on its boot device. If you like to tinker, this is a good platform. There is almost no internal room for expansion for cards, but I flashed the BIOS to support 6 drives, installed the SATA and power splitter cables, bumped RAM to 8GB, and it has been rock solid with Ubuntu 12.04 as a file server and backup. With 6 drives, so the 150W power supply is not a limiter for my middle of the road 2TB drives. There is a lot of how-to information on the internet. Good luck. Oh - and it is very quiet.
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Yes, running it now in conjunction with the 2720 card to drive 12 SATA hard drives using Stablebit software JBOD. At one time I used the software JBOD on the 2720 while using RocketRaid's hardware bios on the 640L as a RAID 5 array. Worked fine, but too complicated.
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I have 2 of these in an Asus M5A99FX Pro motherboard, they work perfectly. This card does not need a driver, it is a standard SATA card(no raid). I'm running Windows Server 2012 on the machine. Hope this helps. BTW - I have 8 2tb disks connected.
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I should work just fine. It looks like you can have 4GB max. so if you insert these two with your current you will have 3GB. Here is a link to your product specs that should help you get to know your comp. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00820191&cc;=us&dlc;=en&lc;=en
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Nope. I suggest grabbing a gigabyte ga 78lmt-usb3 if you're not planning on running 2 cards. Best bang for your buck
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It supports RAID 0 with excellent performance. That is my current configuration. Note that there is no fault tolerance with RAID 0 so you need to regularly backup your data.