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SAS9211-8I 8PORT Int 6GB Sata+sas Pcie 2.0

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LSI 9211-8I - STORAGE CONTROLLER - DISK ARRAY (RAID);HARD DRIVE;TAPE DRIVE - SERIAL9211-8I - STORAGE CONTROLLER - DISK ARRAY (RAID);HARD DRIVE;TAPE DRIVE - SERIALATTACHED SCSI; SERIAL ATA-300 - 6 GBPS - RAID 0;RAID 1;RAID 10;RAID 1E Manufacturer : LSI UPC : 830343006717

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6.2 x 10.7 x 1.9 inches

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11.2 ounces

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LSI LOGIC

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B002RL8I7M

Item model number

LSI00194

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74 customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#8 in Computers & Accessories > Computer Components > I/O Port Cards > RAID Controllers

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June 29, 2017

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I have 8 drives hooked to it and it works like a champ

Bywildwolfon February 23, 2017

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I bought this card to use in an unRAID build as a JBOD (just a bunch of disks) controller card. It was originally manufactured as a RAID controller by LSI. Avago bought out LSI and broadcom and their new firmware lets you run it in JBOD mode by flashing to the 2118IT, 20.00.07.00 version of firmware - see photo). I created a bootable flash drive with the IT firmware package (HBA_9211_8i_IT, filename 2118it.bin) I used the windows/DOS version of the firmware from Avago/broadcom.
sas2flsh.exe -o -e 6
sas2flsh.exe -o -f 2118it.bin -b mptsas2.rom
sas2flsh.exe -listall
(lists firmware revision after flashing to show the 20.00.07.00 revision, see attached image, technically, you can run this first to see the revision before/after). Note: if you ever think you'd want to go back to the regular raid revision firmware, just flash back to the IR version.

This allowed me to use this LSI card as a JBOD controller and not as a RAID controller - because I want unRAID to manage my drives, not the raid controller after flashing to the IT version of the firmware.

This card is very fast, I have 8 drives hooked to it and it works like a champ.

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Worked right out of the box.

ByJeannieon April 21, 2013

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I got this card to get more SATA III ports than my MOBO (ASUS P9X79 WS) provided and it does an excellent job of that.

When I received the card, the directions were vague about how to install the driver. Adding to the confusion were directions for installing the driver during the installation of Win 7. I sent an e-mail to the manufacturer asking for clarification and, although they never did tell me how to install the driver, they did say that the driver needed to be installed during the installation of the OS only if I wanted to boot from the card. Since I didn't and I saw one review that said it worked right out of the box, I installed it and fired up the computer to see what would happen. Win 7 found the necessary driver for it and I didn't have to do anything else.

The heat sink on the card runs pretty hot and I was concerned if it was too close to another card, the other card could be damaged and the heatsink might not get enough air flowing over it. I relocated the card from where I originally wanted it to the bottom PCIe socket (fortunately, it has eight lanes) so air would flow over it unimpeded from the front case fans and be exhausted by the PSU fan. Don't install this card where airflow is restricted, such as between two other cards, even though the cover is perforated.

One thing I was concerned about was if the card was hot swap capable since nothing in the specs was said about it. I needed two of the SATA ports for two hot swap bays on my computer. I suspected the card was hot swap capable since one use is for servers in which it would be highly desireable to be able to swap out a dead HDD without having to shut down the server. I'm happy to report that it is hot swappable. It takes a few seconds for it to recognize a drive when first plugged in but, after that, it works just fine. All I have to do when I'm done with the drive is make sure nothing is writing to it, then pull it out.

When booting up the computer, the UEFI gets interrupted a couple, three seconds in by the LSI card loading in its own BIOS, which takes a short while, then the UEFI has to start all over again before Win 7 starts booting. If I want to access the UEFI when first booting up, I have to wait for the LSI card to finish booting before I can get in. If I had to reboot the computer frequently, such as one or more times a day, the increased overall boot time would be a serious problem but I reboot only once or twice a week so I can live with it. While the computer is running, it's almost like the card isn't even there and the HDDs, both on board and in the swap bays, run like they are connected to the MOBO (better, actually, since I didn't have enough SATA III ports on the MOBO).

I also have an e-SATA port connected to the card and it worked fine with an external dock.

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Great with FreeNAS, with a caveat

ByAmazon Customeron June 13, 2015

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Works great with my FreeNAS 9.3 installation, but for compatibility you MUST downgrade the firmware, which is not a clear-cut procedure. (For some reason, the available Windows utility doesn't support flashing the appropriate package, perhaps because it's an older version.) DOS flash wasn't compatible with my server's mobo, so I had to go the UEFI shell route. See http://brycv.com/blog/2012/flashing-it-firmware-to-lsi-sas9211-8i/ for a useful guide if you wind up in the same boat.

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Increased speed on an old rig running 2 OS's.

ByRobert K Kelleron October 2, 2016

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I run an old rig 478 3.0 clocked to 425 and this added some zoom in my I/o system. Run both W7 & 10. Just let Windows access the driver on a fresh boot in both OS's, moved the drives to the controller and rebooted. All was fine. Speed increase was just fine running 5 Samsung Pro 5's SSD's and 3 black 1 TB WD drives. No mirroring or raid. Having said that I am very pleased with the performance improvement. Speed will depend on your rig . Running on an ASUS Rampage motherboard, all SSD's clocked in at over 500 MB/s.using HD Tune PRO.

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DELL OEM LSI9211-8i equivalent, no warranty/support, nice card for the money, good for NAS.

ByKeith Monahanon December 26, 2016

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Great card, you've just got to understand what you're getting. This card is originally manufactured as an LSI9211-8i card, but these are likely new OEM Dell cards. The Dell PERC Hxxx series. I never figured out what it was, but I managed to crossflash the IT (non-IR or RAID) Firmware on it from LSI/Avago's website. This card works nicely. I've seen complaints of the heatsink on the card getting REALLY hot, and I've ordered a couple side-case fans for my mid tower. Avago's support was friendly but offered limited help.....redirected to Dell who didn't want to support it unless it's being used in a Dell server. There's enough support online to figure stuff out, but there's likely no warranty or good tech support available for these cards! Card works fine in a modern Xeon E1275v5 Supermicro Board. X11SSH-F-O mobo. Windows 10.

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SATA3 / SSD

ByDon Clarkon January 31, 2013

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Bought this to replace the built-in SAS adapter in my aging (but still fast) workstation so I could boot up from SSD at SATA3 speed into 64-bit Win7. I am not particularly skilled at PC hardware but have no fear of trying things myself. This adapter requires a special driver for Win7 to boot and I was nervous about how to handle that. Instructions were clear enough that I was able to bumble through with little drama. I now have two SATA3 SSDs and two 2TB SATA2 drives attached with room for four more. It is now three months and I have experienced no issues. Good investment.