Intel I350T4V2BLK network card 4 x RJ45 PCIe 2.1 x4
- 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
- EEE 802.3 (10BASE-T…
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A 24-port SAS 12Gb/s PCIe 3 controller card for connecting multiple drives
This LSI 9305-24I card provides 24 internal SAS ports running at 12 Gb/s over a PCIe 3.0 x8 link. It targets servers and workstations that must attach many drives or JBOD enclosures through a single slot. The multi-colour board ships new in a 540 gram package.
A passive heatsink dissipates heat without adding fan noise, making the card suitable for quiet rack shelves. Typical draw stays modest for a 24-port SAS controller, leaving headroom in densely populated chassis. Airflow across the heatsink is the only cooling requirement.
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Seat the card firmly in a compatible PCIe slot, fasten the retention bracket, then attach all 24 internal SAS cables to the backplane; the step often missed is fully locking every Mini-SAS HD connector on both ends.
The controller itself has no moving parts or scheduled service items; plan only for cable or backplane wear over time and keep firmware current through the vendor utility.
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