STARTECH PEXESAT322I PCIe x1 SATA III 6.0Gb/s 2 Int/2 Ext RAID controller
- Low Profile Ready
- PEXESAT322I
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RAID controller for IBM V3500 storage systems, tested and working
This IBM V3500 SP controller serves as a replacement part for storage-system maintenance. It carries part numbers 00RY383, 00AR107, 00AR105, 00AR108 and 00RY382 for exact identification. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation.
Administrators needing a direct swap for a failed V3500 SP module can use this card. Builders assembling a new array or requiring a different RAID level should look at other hardware. Buyers without the matching IBM chassis will not be able to install this controller.
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| Product | |
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| Product type | ATX |
It uses an ATX form factor, so the server must provide a compatible ATX controller slot or backplane.
The part is listed for 00RY383 00AR107 00AR105 00AR108 00RY382, matching the V3500 SP system.
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