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Highpoint debuts PCI-Express 4x RAID controller

updated 02:10 pm EST, Fri March 2, 2007

Highpoint RAID controller


Highpoint today revealed the RocketRAID 2314 PCI-Express 4x RAID controller, a 4-port device that supports RAID modes 0, 1, 5, 10 and JBOD (Just a Bunch of Disks). The controllers party-piece includes support for port multipliers, which allow users to connect up to five drives at once to each of the device's four ports for maximum array capacity (using 750GB drives) of 15TB. the RocketRAID 2314 supports Hotswapping and hot plugging, as well as S.M.A.R.T monitoring connected disks to track their status. The card also offers automatic array rebuilding alongside staggered drive spinup and boot capability from an array. the RocketRAID 2314 is priced at $145, and is expected to ship in mid-March.


by MacNN Staff

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  1. Guest

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    Disk type please?????

    What type of drive standard does this thing support? SATA, PATA, SCSI, etc. ?????

  1. Guest

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    eSATA...

    Not that you can tell from the article.

  1. hughjaas

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    port multiplier support?

    nothing on the website, manual, or specs mentions anything about support for more than 4 drives. Where did MacNN get this information? I ordered one as a cheaper alternative to the Sonnet E4P when this article appeared, but now I am having my doubts.

  1. jxc100

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    crashes

    Installed 5/9 and in the 2 days since I have had two hard crashes (dark screen with reboot message) and 5 or 6 Finder freezes (permanent spinning pizza wheel), all during copyies to the RAID-1 disks attached. System is PowerMac G5 Quad, 10.4.9. Any other experiences like this, or not?

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