LSI Logic 8120-4i Nytro MegaRAID NMR PCIe

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Onboard flash modules can't be upgraded, High airflow/cooling requirements, With all the talk of NAS, SANs and softwaredefined storage virtualization, it's easy to forget that many servers still rely on directly attached hard disks to fulfill their storag...

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Onboard flash modules can't be upgraded, High airflow/cooling requirements, With all the talk of NAS, SANs and softwaredefined storage virtualization, it's easy to forget that many servers still rely on directly attached hard disks to fulfill their storag

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With all the talk of NAS, SANs and software-defined storage virtualization, it's easy to forget that many servers still rely on directly attached hard disks to fulfill their storage needs. Moreover, direct-attached storage (DAS) can be a real limiting...

By zdnet.com on March 20, 2014

From the perspective of testing the LSI Nytro MegaRAID card, it's a little challenging. It's part RAID card, part PCIe flash accelerator card, and LSI's Nytro caching software all working together in a single integrated device. If it were just one of...

By thessdreview.com on September 18, 2012

At it's heart, the Nytro MegaRAID is a caching solution, but it's combination of hardware and software is a reflection of LSI's various disciplines. The Nytro MegaRAID begins with the PCIe Gen3 2208 RAID controller, the PowerPC-based dual core processor...

By thessdreview.com on August 30, 2012