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The main difference between a Intel RAID module and a RAID card is the connection interface with the board. RAID controller cards connects through regular PCIe slot connection only, while RAID modules can use either a PCIe connection or a Intel proprietary port already enabled in the Intel server boards only. Their functionality is the same, both are 12Gb/s SAS capable, both can use the same RAID software management tools. The RAID module though, spares a PCIe port in the board since it connects in a different location.
Here you can download the RS3UC080 user guide
Here you can download the RMS25KB080 user guide
Hope it helps
Jose A.
Intel Customer Support Technician
A Contingent Worker at Intel
Hello SKryl1,
Thank you for joining the community
The main difference between a Intel RAID module and a RAID card is the connection interface with the board. RAID controller cards connects through regular PCIe slot connection only, while RAID modules can use either a PCIe connection or a Intel proprietary port already enabled in the Intel server boards only. Their functionality is the same, both are 12Gb/s SAS capable, both can use the same RAID software management tools. The RAID module though, spares a PCIe port in the board since it connects in a different location.
Here you can download the RS3UC080 user guide
Here you can download the RMS25KB080 user guide
Hope it helps
Jose A.
Intel Customer Support Technician
A Contingent Worker at Intel
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Jose A.
Intel Customer Support Technician
A Contingent Worker at Intel
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