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KHACHIMO
SAS RAID controller for P2000 G3 storage arrays, tested working
This KHACHIMO controller is a new ATX-form-factor RAID card built for the HP StorageWorks P2000 G3 MSA array. It uses the SAS interface to manage drive connectivity and redundancy in a server or storage enclosure. The part carries model number AW592A and spare number 582934-001. It is supplied tested and working.
SAS bandwidth on this controller is capped by the P2000 G3 architecture and the number of lanes wired to the backplane. Cable length and drive count are constrained by the enclosure design rather than the card alone. Buyers who need more ports or a newer protocol should verify compatibility with their specific chassis before purchase.
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The AW592A Storageworks P2000 G3 SAS MSA 582934-001 Controller is the exact unit identified by that part number.
SAS provides a high-speed serial link to compatible drives and enclosures, supporting dual-port operation for redundancy.
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