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HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520: Versatile SATA II RAID Controller with Powerful Features

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The HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520 is a high-performance RAID controller featuring support for RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and JBOD. This controller is equipped with an Intel 2nd Generation PCI-Express I/O processor and offers 8 SATA II channels at 3Gb/s per port. It includes 256MB DDR2 cache memory, supports multi-adapter configurations, and provides advanced features like online capacity expansion and RAID level migration. Robust management options include a web GUI and CLI support. Priced at $426.99, it is a competitively priced solution for both Intel and Apple systems.

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  1. RAID Controllers Nick Crampton Tim Hays Richard Rogers

  2. RAID Controller HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520 SATA II RAID Controller with Intel 2nd Generation PCI-Express I/O Processor

  3. RAID Levels The HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520 supports RAID Levels: • 0 • 1 • 5 • 6 • 10 • 50 • JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Drives)

  4. Specifications HighPoint RocketRAID 3520 • PCI – Express x8 (x16 slot compatible) • Type – SATA 2 • Cache Memory – 256MB DDR2 533 • Connection – 2 internal mini-SAS • Dimensions – 6.45” x 2.59”

  5. Features HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520 • TerabyteStream for blazing performance • 8 SATA II Channels at 3Gb/s per port • Multi -adapter support up to 4 adapters • BIOS PnP and BBS (BIOS boot specification) support • Optional Battery Backup Unit (BBU-03) • Online array roaming • Online capacity expansion (OCE) and Online RAID level migration (ORLM) • Quick and Background initialization for instant RAID configuration • Automatic drive insertion / removal detection and rebuild • 64bit LBA support greater than 2TB per volume

  6. Features Cont. • S.M.A.R.T monitoring hard drive status for reliability • Staggered Spinup with user selection in BIOS • Variable Sector Size (VSS) for over 2TB support in 32bit LBA OS • Alarm/ Buzzer alerts for array activity • TerabyteSaver and TerabyteGuard for Data Protection and Reliability • Firmware update in the Operating System • API (Application Programming Interface) library for customizing AP • Command Line Interface (CLI) • Web browser-base RAID management software • Disk scrubbing to prevent degraded RAID arrays • Bad sector repair and remapping to reduce dropped drives • ATA pass-through mode support

  7. Wrapping Up HighPoint Rocket RAID 3520 • It costs $426.99 • Much cheaper than most other RAID controllers • 3 year Warranty available for $99.99 • Is supported by both Intel and Apple • TechwareLabs.com gave this RAID controller the Editor’s Choice award Best In Class

  8. Customer Reviews “Just a great piece of hardware for the price. Faster than PCI-X RAID cards (for servers) and very well supported. I'm using it in FreeBSD 6.2 without issue. The module driver works great, no need to compile. Highpoint also supplies an CLI manager, which I've also used. Also, tech support is great. I had problems (my fault, not the card) and when I called support, I get an answer right away from a human who actually knows the product.”