
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

Works LSI Logic controllers just work better than anything else on the market. Perform great, and work reliably.

-- Connect up-to 16 drives -- Detected without issue in FreeNAS 9.10


standard card, no drivers needed for OS


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


Compatible with Consumer (non-server) motherboards.

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


Works with my desktop motherboard. Worked right out of the box with little effort. Fast. Using ArgusMonitor benchmark it reads 26% (414 Mb/s vs 329Mb/s) faster, but writes 8% slower (381Mb/s vs. 416Mb/s) than the on-board Intel RAID controller in a 4x2TB RAID 0 array. I can expand to more drives later.




So far so good, works as advertised. Win 10 recognized card without loading drivers.



I needed more sata ports, and my motherboard only had 3. This allowed me to add 4 more ports, and thus 4 more hard drives. The card was recognized by windows 10, so I had no driver issues. The card worked so great that I ended up buying another card.
