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Syba SATA II PCI-X 4 Ports Host Raid Controller Card

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Compliant with SATA 1.0 and SATA II extensions to SATA 1.0 specifications
Supports SATA II transfer rate of 3.0GB/s
Supports RAID: 0/1/5/10
Supports SATA II port Multiplier 1.0 specifications
Backward compatible with SATA 1.0 specifications

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Product description

Capacity:4-port

The Syba SY-PCX40009 4 channels PCI-X SATA II host RAID controller card offers the features needed for entry level storage environments with advance RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 10 and Jobbed SATA II features such as 3 GB/s transfer rates, NCQ and Staggered spin up support. And support for chassis enclosure management. Os support: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Win7, Win8, Win 8.1, Linux kernel 2.6 and above.

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Capacity:4-port

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Brand Name

Syba

Series

SYBA MULTIMEDIA INC

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Item model number

SY-PCX40009

Item Weight

6.4 ounces

Product Dimensions

5.3 x 4.4 x 1.3 inches

Item Dimensions L x W x H

5.28 x 4.4 x 1.28 inches

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B002C0Y5X4

Customer Reviews

32 customer reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars

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#59 in Computers & Accessories > Computer Components > I/O Port Cards > SCSI Port Cards

Shipping Weight

6.4 ounces

Date First Available

May 10, 2004

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Cody Leaf

Slow in Raid 5 Setup

April 1, 2017

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

I have this is a raid 5 connected to 4 128GB SSD's and it's only reading at 77MB/s and writing about 70 MB/s not sure what this problem is but I expected at least over 800mb. My single Samsung SSD is doing 500MB/s on it's own. I will have to do some testing to see if it's the card or the drives. Will be back with an update. But no far not completely satisfied with the slow speed!

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peter

Excellent Controller!

September 6, 2017

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

Works Awesome! I have two 3TB hard drives setup as a RAID1 that were hooked up to a controller with a Silicon Image 3114 chip set and it kept reporting UDMA errors during normal disk activity under Ubuntu 16.04. After upgrading that controller with this one, it has Silicon Image 3124 chip set, the UDMA errors completely subsided. Very happy with this controller!

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Dr Mike

No problems

July 8, 2013

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

I'm using this on a Dell T7400 to connect a caged drive with 4 2.5" drives. It took a bit of fiddling to get this to work with the motherboard raid sata, but once I got the bios settings correct and the drivers updated, all went well. This was an unusual setup and it is likely most people won't have to change settings to run two sata adapters. At any rate, it is best to decide ahead of time if you are setting raids or joining drives or using them as separate drives. So far it performs reliably.

Update: After using it a couple of months without an issue, I've noticed that one of the 4 ports is not working correctly at bootup. I don't often reboot that server, but when I do, Windows will hang until I physically disconnect the drive from that specific board port. Once the system completes bootup, the drive can be reconnected and read. I'm thinking this problem might be solved with an available firmware upgrade for the card, but I have yet to complete that. It is not a problem with the drive itself, because I can change the cabling and the problem is specific to that one port.

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Dumb chemist

Card worked very well in an upgrade.

June 2, 2011

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

Background:
I had a server with an Intel SE7501BR2 motherboard running FC 14. This motherboard has 4 PCI-X 64 bit and 2 PCI 32 bit slots. The motherboard had a Silicon Image SIL 3114 SATA I controller card handling RAID 1 on 2 500 GB WD drives.

Results:
I replaced the SIL 3114 card with this SIL 3124 card. I attached the 2 drives to the new SATA II controller, buttoned the server backup and booted it. The SATA II controller recognized the mirror of the 2 drives and proceeded to operate as if nothing happened! This means that the software that FC 14 uses to talk with the old SATA I card also works with this SATA II card.

All in all, up to this moment in time anyway, this SATA II card is working very well and is fast (3 GB/sec data transfer speed). I highly recommend it.

Update:
This update is being done on 9/3/14. The SIL 3124 card is still working in my server with no problems. I am considering installing one in another server to use SSD's (solid state drives) for backup of my main server. I will post more updates as time goes on.

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Derek

Not for linux mint

May 4, 2017

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

Bought it to use with Linux mint so that I could keep my connectors open, but raid 5 is software that does not work with Linux Mint 18

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Stickman

Works very well converting an old server from SCSI to modern day SSD drives.

August 20, 2016

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

Works very well converting an old server from SCSI to modern day SSD drives in a PCI-X slot. Pretty fast considering the server is over 10 years old. With Samsung SSD drive (840 EVO) getting well over 200Mb/sec using CrystalMark. (Which is about 10x what the factor SCSI drives were getting.) Mostly plug and play very little trouble with it.

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Paul O.

Card work great

February 25, 2015

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

I wasn't sure if this was going to work in my old Dell PowerEdge 830 server but I figured $15.30 wasn't too much to gamble. The card works great! I have four Seagate 2TB drives connected to it. The BIOS setup menu is easy to understand and setting up a RAID 5 gave me a 5.9TB drive. Windows server 2003 R2 was able to see all the space as one drive once I converted it to a GPT disk.

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Matthew Franzel

Great Product and Great for the Price!

April 21, 2012

Capacity: 4-portVerified Purchase

This is a wonderful device! It allows you to add 4 more SATA devices and is capable of port multiplying and RAID configurations. It has a built in BIOS that lets you configure RAID if you'd like.

If you have something like ProBox 4 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure for 3.5-inch hard disk drive - USB 3.0 & eSATA and StarTech 2 Port SATA to eSATA Slot Plate Bracket (ESATAPLATE2) like I do, you can connect the eSATA plate to the 4 bay enclosure and all drives in the enclosure will be recongnized by the computer (this is port multiplying).

All in all, a much needed and highly recommended device!

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