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Hi all,
I've got an Intel 6 drive chassis with the 3Gbps backplane installed in an expander form.
Obviously this is how it gets the name 6DRV 3G EXP...
What I need is a 6Gbps backplane to support the link speed of 6Gbps from my SAS 6Gbps drives.
It's working right now at 3Gbps as that's the backplane limit.
Is there such a piece of hardware?
Is there one coming?
Am I meant to use something else entirely?
Thanks in advance.6DRV
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hadders,
Intel is no longer putting expander phys on backplanes. This ended with the AXX6DRV3GEXP and AXX4DRV3GEXP expander backplanes, which are limited to 3Gb/s SAS/SATA. We have updated all the current non-expander backplanes to support 6Gb signaling. Customers must direct connect, or use expander cards, such as the Intel® RAID Expander Cards RES2SV240, RES2CV240 or RES2CV360 to support more than 8 drives.
Regards,
John
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extremely long time since this was write, I have one of those back-planes that work on 3Gb and it is not with an expander, it has six separate sata connections, is there anything, any firmware update that I could do on it so it can be brought up tp 6Gb? also, what is the model number of those six HDD back-planes that have been update so to seek one even in the used parts market?
thank you for your time
angelo e
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