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HP C113B16 4-Ports SATA PCI Controller
- 4 SATA ports for connecting storage devices
- PCI interface for system expansion
- Supports SATA I and SATA II devices
- Provides additional storage connectivity
- Ideal for expanding storage capacity
- Plug-and-play functionality for easy installation
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Product Overview
The HP C113B16 is a 4-Port SATA PCI Controller card, designed to expand storage connectivity. It allows for the addition of multiple SATA devices to a system via a PCI slot. This controller enhances storage options for systems lacking sufficient onboard SATA ports.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCI |
| Number of Ports | 4 |
Additional Specifications
| Port Type | SATA |
| Supported Standards | SATA I, SATA II |
Product Description
The HP C113B16 is a PCI expansion card that provides four SATA (Serial ATA) ports, significantly increasing the storage connectivity options for a computer system. This controller card is designed to be installed in a PCI slot on the motherboard, allowing users to connect multiple hard drives, SSDs, or optical drives that utilize the SATA interface. With four SATA ports, the C113B16 is an effective solution for systems that have a limited number of onboard SATA connectors or for users who wish to add more storage devices than the motherboard natively supports. It is compatible with both SATA I and SATA II specifications, ensuring broad compatibility with a wide range of SATA storage devices. The card typically supports plug-and-play installation, simplifying the process of adding new storage capabilities. This controller card is particularly useful for upgrading older systems that may only have IDE or a limited number of SATA ports, or for building custom storage solutions. It enables users to expand their storage capacity by adding more internal drives, thereby improving performance, increasing storage space, or setting up RAID configurations if supported by the system's BIOS or operating system.
