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A 512 MB flash backed write cache module for HPE P222 and P420 RAID controllers
This HPE cache module adds 512 MB of flash-backed write cache to a Smart Array controller. It uses a 40-bit wide memory interface and carries RoHS environmental certification. The module is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible servers.
The part is designed specifically for HPE P222 and P420 Smart Array RAID controllers. It does not fit other controller models or non-HPE hardware. Buyers who need a different capacity or a module for another controller family should look elsewhere.
The memory size is 512 MB and the backup type is flash-backed write cache. This single specification determines whether the module matches the controller's cache slot and firmware requirements.
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| Brand name | HPE |
The 512 MB module is the only capacity listed for the 633540-001 part number and is designed for the P222 and P420 controllers.
It provides 512 MB of flash backed write cache that protects data in the controller cache during a power loss.
The module uses a 40-bit wide interface matched to the P222 and P420 Smart Array controllers.
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