SPARTAN 1-to-9 SATA HDD/SSD Duplicator H09HSHEB
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Connects 16 SAS drives at 12 Gb/s through a single PCIe RAID controller without onboard cache
The Adaptec ASR-8885 is a PCI-E controller that connects up to 16 SAS devices at 12 Gb/s per port. It is supplied without an onboard cache module. The card targets servers and workstations that need many drive connections through a single expansion slot.
This card fits administrators who want a high-port-count HBA or RAID adapter for direct-attached drives. Buyers who need hardware RAID acceleration with cache protection should look elsewhere. Systems lacking a compatible PCI-E slot or external cabling will require a different solution.
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The ASR-8885 provides 16 ports so you can attach up to 16 SAS devices directly without expanders, which suits dense JBODs or servers with many drive bays.
Each of the 16 ports runs at 12Gb/s, giving a combined 24Gb/s of host bandwidth over the PCI-E interface for high-throughput RAID arrays.
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