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Dell FD467 PERC 3Gb/s SAS 256MB PCI Express x8 Raid Controller
- RAID Controller Type: PERC
- Cache Memory: 256MB
- Interface: SAS
- Data Transfer Rate: 3Gb/s
- Bus Interface: PCI Express x8
- Supports basic RAID levels for data redundancy.
- Designed for entry-level to mid-range servers.
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Product Overview
This Dell FD467 PERC RAID controller card features 256MB of cache memory and connects via a PCI Express x8 slot. It supports 3Gb/s SAS drives for essential data protection.
Technical Information
| RAID Controller | PERC |
| Cache Memory | 256MB |
| Interface | SAS |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 3Gb/s |
| Bus Interface | PCI Express x8 |
Product Description
The Dell FD467 is a PERC RAID controller card designed to offer essential data protection and storage management capabilities for Dell servers. It comes equipped with 256MB of cache memory, which assists in managing RAID operations and improving the efficiency of data access. The controller supports 3Gb/s SAS drives, providing a reliable interface for connecting and managing multiple hard drives. Utilizing a PCI Express x8 bus interface, this controller offers adequate bandwidth for its intended applications, allowing for effective communication with the server's system. It supports fundamental RAID configurations, such as RAID 0, 1, and 5, which are crucial for safeguarding data against single drive failures and for enhancing read performance in certain setups. This RAID controller is a suitable choice for entry-level to mid-range server environments where basic data redundancy and improved storage performance are required. It helps ensure business continuity by protecting against data loss due to drive failure and provides a more robust storage solution than non-RAID configurations.
