LSI MegaRAID SAS 9361-8i LSI00417 12Gb/s RAID controller
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Provides 6 Gb/s SAS RAID control via PCIe for Dell servers
The Dell Perc H200 is a 6 Gb SAS RAID controller card that installs in a PCI Express slot. It provides hardware RAID for internal SAS drives in servers and workstations. The card is supplied new without cables or brackets. Part number 65F44 identifies this model.
This card suits administrators who need a dedicated SAS RAID controller for a compatible Dell system. Buyers who require a different interface or additional onboard ports should consider other options.
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The 6 Gb SAS interface sets the maximum throughput for attached drives, so sustained transfers will saturate that link before the host CPU limits performance.
The controller is a low-profile PCIe card with no onboard fan, so it relies on chassis airflow and typically adds only modest heat during all-day operation.
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