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IBM 04P9768 2778 Ultra2 3-SCSI 68-Pin PCI RAID Controller Card
- Interface: Ultra2 SCSI
- Connector: 68-Pin
- Bus Interface: PCI
- Controller Type: RAID Controller
- Model: 2778
- Supports RAID 0, 1, 5
- For legacy SCSI storage systems
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Product Overview
The IBM 04P9768 is a 2778 Ultra2 SCSI RAID controller card with a 68-pin connector, designed for PCI slots. It offers RAID capabilities for SCSI storage devices.
Technical Information
| Interface | Ultra2 SCSI |
| Connector | 68-Pin |
| Bus Interface | PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Controller Type | RAID Controller |
| Model | 2778 |
Product Description
The IBM 04P9768, identified by its model number 2778, is a PCI RAID controller card specifically designed for Ultra2 SCSI storage configurations. It features a 68-pin connector, which is standard for Ultra2 SCSI devices, allowing it to interface with a variety of SCSI hard drives and tape drives. The card utilizes the PCI bus for communication with the host system. This controller provides hardware-based RAID capabilities, supporting common configurations such as RAID 0 (striping for performance), RAID 1 (mirroring for redundancy), and RAID 5 (striping with parity for a balance of performance and redundancy). This allows for the creation of more robust and performant storage solutions compared to using individual drives. As an Ultra2 SCSI controller, it offers higher bandwidth than earlier SCSI standards, making it suitable for demanding applications of its era. The 04P9768 is a key component for servers and workstations that rely on SCSI storage and require RAID functionality for data protection and performance enhancement, particularly in legacy systems.
