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	==Hardware raid controllers==		==Hardware raid controllers==
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		+	===[[LSI Logic Megaraid|Megaraid]]===
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		+	LSI Logic is one of the main manufacturers for SCSI Raid controllers. Their products are available under their own name and a variety of rebranded cards (Intel, etc).
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		+	===ICP Vortex===
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		+	ICP is the other one main SCSI Raid manafacturer. They have controllers based on [[ICP gdth|gdth]], and since they were bought by Adaptec some newer, incompatible controllers. Before that, ICP was, for some time, owned by Intel, so older Intel SCSI Raid cards are also gdth-based.
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		+	===[[Promise Technology]]===
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		+	Stay clear.
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		+	===[[3ware]]===
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		+	3ware produces low cost ATA and SATA RAID controllers. The common feeling about their speed and stability is mixed.
	=Centralized solutions=		=Centralized solutions=

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Latest revision as of 02:38, 4 June 2006

Contents 1 Hostbased solutions 1.1 Hardware raid controllers 1.1.1 Megaraid 1.1.2 ICP Vortex 1.1.3 Promise Technology 1.1.4 3ware 2 Centralized solutions

Hostbased solutions

Hardware raid controllers

Megaraid

LSI Logic is one of the main manufacturers for SCSI Raid controllers. Their products are available under their own name and a variety of rebranded cards (Intel, etc).

ICP Vortex

ICP is the other one main SCSI Raid manafacturer. They have controllers based on gdth, and since they were bought by Adaptec some newer, incompatible controllers. Before that, ICP was, for some time, owned by Intel, so older Intel SCSI Raid cards are also gdth-based.

Promise Technology

Stay clear.

3ware

3ware produces low cost ATA and SATA RAID controllers. The common feeling about their speed and stability is mixed.

Centralized solutions