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HP P7749-69001 2M NetRAID 128MB Cache Controller Card
- Controller Type: NetRAID
- Cache Memory: 128MB
- Cable Length: 2 meters
- Interface: PCI/PCI-X (assumed)
- Enhances disk I/O performance
- Supports RAID configurations
- Designed for HP server environments
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Product Overview
The HP P7749-69001 is a 2-meter NetRAID controller card featuring 128MB of cache memory. It is designed to enhance storage performance and management for compatible HP servers.
Technical Information
| Controller Type | NetRAID |
| Cache Memory | 128MB |
Additional Specifications
| Cable Length | 2 meters |
| Interface | PCI/PCI-X (Assumed) |
Product Description
The HP P7749-69001 is a NetRAID controller card designed to optimize storage performance within HP server systems. It comes equipped with 128MB of cache memory, which serves to buffer data and significantly speed up read and write operations. This larger cache size compared to older controllers allows for more efficient handling of I/O requests, leading to improved application responsiveness and reduced system bottlenecks. This controller card supports various RAID configurations, enabling administrators to implement solutions for data redundancy, fault tolerance, and performance enhancement. The inclusion of a 2-meter cable indicates a specific connectivity requirement, possibly for external storage arrays or particular internal server layouts, ensuring flexibility in system design. As a PCI or PCI-X interface card, the P7749-69001 integrates seamlessly into compatible HP server motherboards. It is instrumental in environments where high-speed data access and reliable storage are critical, such as in database servers, web servers, and virtualized infrastructures, ensuring data integrity and operational continuity.
