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HP 250188-001 Dual Channel Ultra AtA 100 RAID Controller Card
- RAID Controller Card
- Dual Channel
- Interface: Ultra ATA/100
- Supports RAID levels for data protection and performance
- Enhances storage system reliability
- PCI interface for server integration
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Product Overview
The HP 250188-001 is a Dual Channel Ultra ATA/100 RAID controller card. It enables the creation of Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) configurations to enhance data redundancy, performance, and fault tolerance for storage systems.
Technical Information
| Controller Type | RAID |
| Channels | Dual |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Ultra ATA/100 |
| Form Factor | PCI |
Product Description
The HP 250188-001 Dual Channel Ultra ATA/100 RAID Controller Card is designed to provide advanced storage management capabilities for servers and workstations. By supporting RAID configurations, this card allows users to combine multiple hard drives into logical units, offering benefits such as improved read/write performance, data redundancy, and protection against drive failures. Featuring dual channels and the Ultra ATA/100 interface, the controller ensures high-speed data transfer between the drives and the system. This makes it suitable for applications that require fast and reliable access to large amounts of data. The PCI interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of server motherboards, facilitating easy integration into existing or new systems. This RAID controller is an essential component for businesses seeking to enhance the reliability and performance of their storage infrastructure. It provides a robust solution for data protection, ensuring business continuity by minimizing downtime in the event of a storage hardware failure. The dual-channel architecture further optimizes performance by allowing simultaneous access to multiple drives.
