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Old September 18th 08, 11:47 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware,alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt
Peter Olcott
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Default Can RAID Controllers act as non RAID controllers?

I want to build a software based RAID system, and need to
have simultaneous access to 24 drives. I will probably go
with SAS controllers and SATA drives. From what I recall
most drive controllers can only handle 4 drives, and most
motherboards only have four fast PCI express slots. I need a
way to hook up 24 drives to no more than 4 slots. One easy
way would be to get a SAS controller card that can handle 24
drives without specifying a RAID level. Can this be done?


 




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