LSI SAS9207-8E Logic SGL SAS PCIE 12/3.3V CTLR 8Port Ext 6GB/S SATA Plus SAS
Details
- BrandLSI
- Hardware InterfaceSATA 6.0 Gb/s
- Item Weight0.01 Ounces
- Compatible DevicesServers and
- UPC830343006878
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Data Game!
- COMPACT YET POWERFUL - Low profile design fits snugly in tight spaces without compromising power.
- EFFORTLESS INTEGRATION - Designed for servers, workstations, and desktops—perfect for any setup.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Supports a wide range of operating systems including Windows, Linux, and Solaris.
- FUTURE PROOF YOUR STORAGE - Equipped with dual external SFF-8088 mini-SAS ports for expanded connectivity.
- UNLEASH LIGHTNING FAST TRANSFERS - Experience up to 6Gb/s data transfer rates for seamless performance.
The LSI SAS9207-8E Logic SGL SAS PCIe Controller is a high-performance RAID controller designed for seamless integration into servers and workstations. With dual external SFF-8088 mini-SAS ports and support for multiple operating systems, it delivers lightning-fast 6Gb/s data transfer rates while maintaining a compact, low-profile design.
Specifications
| Brand | LSI |
| Item model number | SAS9207-8E |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 11 x 6.5 x 1.75 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11 x 6.5 x 1.75 inches |
| Manufacturer | LSI LOGIC |
| ASIN | B0085FT292 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 23, 2012 |
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Reviews
T**D
Worked as expected
Perfect, just what I need and worked plug and play on Windows 10.
A**N
Perfect for Unraid
I have a Silverstone RM21-308 set up as a JBOD that is attached to this card sitting in an unraid server. Everything was plug and play. The 8087 to 8088 cable connected the JBOD backplane to the card and unraid detected all the drives and I added them to my share.This was my first time doing this and it worked perfectly. Would definitely recommend.
J**Y
Works but.. Drivers
It works, if you can find the right drivers, which can be a royal pain.. Once you do.. It's sweet
Q**A
Flawless Victory.
Ubuntu picked it up right away and its supporting a 60 HDD Jbod chasis with all its drives. Perfect.
S**E
It Works!!!
I have a less than perfect record with PCI cards not only working, but working as they are supposed to work. But this one is a rare win. Installation was easy--it showed in Device Manager right after bootup. The big surprise came when I connected a drive and transferred a file--at full SATA speeds...….not USB speeds.....SATA speed.
L**X
Obviously used, wrong firmware
Card is obviously used, not in original packaging.Card is clearly imprinted with "SAS9207-8e" on the back, however card has been flashed to be recognized as a SAS28032803 is very close in hardware but not identical. 2803 is supposed to support raid 0/1 where the 9207 is JBOD only.I'm not sure if it's the difference in firmware or DOA hardware, but although Ubuntu recognizes the card (as 2803) it is only showing 1 drive out of 12. This could be due to old vdisk configurations, however commands such as mpt-status and sas3mpt (latter downloaded direct from MSI) are unable to communicate properly with the card. It could also be a hardware issue not properly supporting NCQ since I have enclosures with backplanes on the other end (card is supposed to support at least 256 devices if not 1024 and specs say it should support NCQ)This could be due to a mismatch of firmware Vs Hardware, or it could be defective hardware. Flashing the hardware could be risky if the card is defective. The instructions for downgrading the firmware that I found would also need me to install this in a windows box as the commands in Ubuntu don't work to clear flash (required) before a downgrade.I will likely be returning this as DOA since I cannot get it to work without performing potentially destructive firmware flashing
T**A
Works with Ubuntu Linux 20.04
No need to install driver, Ubuntu 20.04 detects the card. Plug in an HDD to a hot swap enclosure and it's ready for format.
C**N
Good part
It was a bit overpriced tho.
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