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Adaptec 7805 vs LSI 9270-8i

#1 User is offline   tale 

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Posted 02 March 2013 - 01:05 AM

Which is the better card between these 2? Looking for the newest 8-port RAID card. Up time and reliability is the focus. Any other cards I should consider beyond these 2?


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Posted 05 March 2013 - 05:57 PM

View Posttale, on 02 March 2013 - 01:05 AM, said:

Which is the better card between these 2? Looking for the newest 8-port RAID card. Up time and reliability is the focus. Any other cards I should consider beyond these 2?


I would recommend for sure, the Adaptec Series 7 with ZMCP. I've been using the series 6 with zmcp and its rock solid, very stable. The new PM8015 RoC of 7 series is much better than mine pm8013. The series 7 is probably the most powerfull raid card today if you will attached her with a full of SSD, you can saturate the PCI-E x8 3.0 but its not easy. 6,6gb/s....with random 4k works i think that is almost equivalent of Areca 1882ix. Areca is still the king of speed on random 4k because the card puts almost everything on cache, but, in my opinion, i wouldn't choose her because the Areca don't have a BBU alternative yet, such ZMCP by adaptec or cachevault by LSI. For me, Adaptec.

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Posted 06 March 2013 - 11:52 AM

We've been working with the 7805 and 9270-8i for a bit and I think performance probably leans towards the LSI side, although I have to say I really enjoy Adaptec's setup and the ability to pop out a specific device for JBOD. Both are pretty reliable, so its hard to make a call going either way. Do you have any brand or configuration preference?

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