HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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SAS/SATA controller for IBM System x servers, part 46C8928, sold without a mounting bracket
The IBM Serveraid M1115 is a SAS/SATA controller designed for System X servers. It provides connectivity for internal storage drives using SAS and SATA interfaces. This unit is supplied without a mounting bracket. It suits administrators expanding drive arrays in compatible IBM rack or tower systems.
The controller operates within standard server airflow without a dedicated heatsink or fan. Power draw remains low during typical RAID management and drive I/O. Acoustic output is negligible as the card has no moving parts. Thermal performance depends on the host chassis cooling design.
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Insert the card into a compatible PCIe slot on the system board; because this unit ships with no bracket, you must supply a matching low-profile or full-height bracket to secure it.
Keep the heatsink and airflow paths clear of dust; monitor the SAS/SATA cable connections and replace any that show wear or signal errors.
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