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eSata Controller... Advice Please.?
Hi everyone,
I recently bought a 1.5TB external drive with eSata/USB/FireWire capability.
I bought an eSata PCI-Ex controller but my Win2K8 server wouldn't even recognise it. It was cheap... c'est la vie. Currently using USB 2.0 but damn it's slow.
I'm thinking about getting this one... http://www.promise.com/product/product_detail_eng.asp?segment=Non-RAID%20HBAs&product_id=168
The thing that concerns me is that it says "Supports up to 2TB of storage per controller (500GB HDD x 4-ports)".
I'm looking for advice on whether or not this eSATA controller is any good, and what some alternative controllers are. I'd rather have a PCI based controller than a PCI-Ex based controller since I have other things I'd rather put in the PCI-Ex slot.
Thanks Phil T. I have no spate onboard Sata left I've used them all as I have a large RAID array going, so I need to get a controller card.
When you say eSATA is it because you already have internal SATA ?
If that is the case (& you have 1 or 2 free internal SATA ports) why not just get an eSATA plate :
http://www.startech.com/Share/ProductSpecs/PDF/ESATAPLATE2.pdf?c=US
Anyways, I am familiar with Promise Technology products & they are very reliable. I think you can go for it worry free.
regards,
Philip T
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No worries, pal.
Good luck !
Esata II RAID5/JBOD Pci-x Controller
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