Highpoint RocketRAID 3122(RR3122) 2 channel External PCI-e x1 to SATA II IOP RAID controller(card)
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Highpoint RocketRAID 3122(RR3122) 2 channel External PCI-e x1 to SATA II IOP RAID controller(card)
Scan code: LN24609 Manufacturer code: RocketRAID 3122 LF
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Highpoint RocketRAID 3122(RR3122) 2 channel External PCI-e x1 to SATA II IOP RAID controller(card)

Highpoint RocketRAID 3122(RR3122) 2 channel External PCI-e x1 to SATA II IOP RAID controller(card)
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Scan code: LN24609 Manufacturer code: RocketRAID 3122 LF
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Product Overview HighPoint RocketRAID 3122 comes with PCI-Ex1 host interface and Support RAID 0, 1 and JBOD. Features • Marvell 5182 (400MHz) IOP RAID Engine.
• PCI-Express x1.
• 2 eSATA 3 GB/s Device Port.
• Up to 2 SATA Hard Drives or 10 with PM (Port Multiplier).
• NCQ (Native Command Queuing).
• Low Profile.
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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
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