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Dell 6H1G0 PERC H330 SAS 12Gb/s RAID Controller Card
- RAID Controller Type: PERC H330
- Interface: SAS 12Gb/s
- Host Interface: PCI Express
- RAID Levels Supported: 0, 1, 10, 5
- Entry-level RAID controller for Dell servers
- Provides basic data redundancy and performance
- Supports SAS and SATA drives
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Product Overview
The Dell 6H1G0 is a PERC H330 SAS RAID controller card. It supports 12Gb/s SAS interface speeds and provides essential RAID functionality for data protection and performance in Dell servers.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 6H1G0 |
| Controller Type | PERC H330 |
| Interface | SAS 12Gb/s |
Additional Specifications
| Host Interface | PCI Express |
| RAID Support | 0, 1, 10, 5 |
| Cache Memory | Typically 0MB (no cache) |
Product Description
The Dell 6H1G0 PERC H330 is an entry-level RAID controller designed for Dell PowerEdge servers, offering a cost-effective solution for basic storage management. It supports the latest 12Gb/s SAS interface, enabling faster data transfer rates compared to previous generations, and connects via a PCI Express slot to the server's motherboard. This controller is suitable for configurations where high-end RAID features are not a primary requirement. This RAID controller supports essential RAID levels including RAID 0 for performance striping, RAID 1 for mirroring, RAID 10 for combined striping and mirroring, and RAID 5 for parity-based redundancy. While it typically does not feature onboard cache memory, it still provides significant improvements in data protection and performance over unmanaged drives, especially when paired with SSDs that benefit from the 12Gb/s interface. The PERC H330 is a practical choice for servers running less demanding workloads or for configurations where data redundancy is needed without the complexity or cost of higher-tier controllers. It ensures basic data integrity and can offer performance gains for applications that benefit from RAID configurations.
