
Works out-of-the-box with various Linux distros using 4.x kernel (currently Debian Stable) Works well with mdadm Simple settings Works well/reliably/as advertised

The LSI-9305 required no setup. Merely plug it in, connect the SAS cables to the backplane and poof, done. This card supports 3.0 and 6.0 gb/s hard drives and SSD's

This card replaced three 8 disk SAS cards in my system. This card simply just works without any issue. I have been running it for about 8 months with 21 data disks and 3 parity disks in a FlexRAID configuration that recalculates parity every 24 hours. Given how dynamic some of my data is the parity recalculation cycles can be a couple hours long and this card is rock solid with that really heavy i/o.





Great Raid card that's extremely Quick (would be perfect for lots of SSD's) Easy to Setup


-Bought this to replace failed MegaRAID card on an old server. I did not want to reconfigure my RAID arrays (3xRAID1, 1xRAID10) -Installed new card everything booted including my RAID arrays. Just as I was hoping. -Free advice to anybody with significant storage array: Make sure you have backups and make sure you have tested your restore procedures. I was able to restore all of my storage (~10TB) to cobbled together server and limp along until the replacement card arrived. -Yep, I know I should replace the entire server. I bought it used, 8 years ago, this is the first time a component failed.


- Works out of the box on FreeBSD 11 - No issues with 4Kn drives

well performing

- Great linux support - Amazing I/O - Works great with LSIiBBU07 Battery Backup

- on my windows 11 nas setup, it literally was just plug and play. All drives were immediately recognized

- Windows installed drivers automatically - able to boot from ssd drive attached through it - get about 400mb/s ssd HDD transfer speeds with benchmarking software.



standard card, no drivers needed for OS
