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Fujitsu D3307 / OEM 9300-8i SATA/SAS HBA Controller IT-Mode 12Gb + 2 SAS Cables
Fujitsu D3307 / OEM 9300-8i SATA/SAS HBA Controller IT-Mode 12Gb + 2 SAS Cables
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This listing is for a bundle, containing 1 Fujitsu D3307 HBA and 2 miniSAS SFF-8643 to 4x SFF-8482 cables (length: 1 m / 3,25 ft) to connect the adapter directly to SAS SSDs or the backplane of your server.
The Fujitsu D3307 is a professional 12 Gb 8-port host bus adapter for servers and workstations that allows you to increase the number of connected hard drives or SSDs. Manufacturer of the component is Fujitsu. The chipset is LSI / Broadcom SAS3008, the same as for the Broadcom version 9300-8i. The host bus adapter offers a PCIe x8 3.0 Port. Via two internal miniSAS SFF-8643 ports, you can connect up to 8 drives. The adapter is universally compatible with all known brands. It's flashed with the latest IT mode firmware version P16.00.16. The HBA can be used for Unraid, FreeNAS, TrueNAS, Windows and other operating systems. Full and low profile brackets are included.
- The host bus adapter serves as an interface for storage devices.
- Ports: PCIe x8 3.0, 2x miniSAS SFF-8643 for up to 8 SATA / SAS drives
- The maximum data transfer rate is 12Gbps.
- Full and low profile brackets for installation are included.
- 2 miniSAS SFF-8643 to 4x SFF-8482 adapter cables are included.
- The latest IT mode firmware P16.00.16 is installed on the adapter.
- Alternatively labeled as: D3307, D3307-A12, CP400i, 9300-8i, 9311-8i, HBA330, HBA330+, J7TNV, 0J7TNV
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ATTENTION:
Before changing your system configuration, always back up your data to prevent data loss.
Hardware should only be handled by qualified technicians in an ESD safe environment with ESD safe tools.
Before installing components, always consult the manufacturer’s manual.
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CAUTION: Always turn off the power to your system and remove the AC power cord before installing or removing hardware to avoid experiencing electrical shock or damaging the system. During operation, heat sinks can heat up significantly. Do not touch them immediately after turning off the power. Leave sufficient time for cooling off before touching them to avoid burns. Server systems require sufficient ventilation, as provided by a rack case. Insufficient ventilation can cause overheating of components and potentially damage them. |
