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Eight-channel SAS/SATA RAID controller connects via PCIe x8 without a mounting bracket
The IBM Serveraid M1015 is an 8-channel PCIe x8 SAS SATA RAID controller designed for server storage expansion. It connects up to eight drives through internal ports and operates without a mounting bracket included. This card suits administrators adding redundant arrays to compatible IBM systems.
The controller manages eight SAS or SATA channels simultaneously for mixed drive configurations. It handles RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10 volumes across the connected disks. Performance scales with drive count until the PCIe x8 interface or onboard processor reaches its throughput limit.
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The M1015 provides eight channels supporting both SAS and SATA drives through its PCIe x8 interface.
The RAID BIOS should appear during boot and the controller will be visible in the operating system device manager.
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