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A low-profile PCIe x8 SAS controller card for storage arrays
The HP Smart Array P430 is a low-profile SAS controller card that connects through a PCIe x8 slot. It provides 6 Gb/s SAS connectivity for internal storage arrays in HP server chassis. The card ships without cables or mounting brackets included.
This module suits administrators adding SAS drives to compatible HP ProLiant servers where a low-profile form factor is required. Buyers needing external ports, RAID levels beyond those the firmware supports, or a different host-bus interface should select another controller.
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The controller uses a PCIe x8 slot and relies on the host system for power delivery.
It connects through standard SAS ports on the low-profile bracket, so compatible SAS cables or a matching drive backplane are required.
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