Cebit: Areca ARC-1880 sas-6G-raid-adapters

Found this today - http://translate.google.com/translat...%26tbs%3Dqdr:w


Areca ARC-1880ix-24 (4x SFF-8087 SAS2.0 6G 88RC9580 Marvel PCI-E x8)
[ARC-1880ix-24] [ARC-1880ix-24]

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Dit artikel is waarschijnlijk op Thursday 20 May, 2010 weer voorradig . This article is probably on Thursday 20 May, 2010 back in stock.



Areca toont 6Gbps sas raid-adapter Areca SAS RAID adapter shows 6Gbps
Door Femme Taken , Bron: Tweakers.net By Femme Taken , Source: Tweakers.net

Areca heeft op de Cebit een raid-adapter met ondersteuning voor de nieuwe 6Gbps sas-standaard getoond. Areca has a raid at the Cebit adapter with support for the new 6Gbps SAS displayed by default. Het Taiwanese bedrijf presenteerde daarnaast een serie eenvoudige sas-controllers zonder raid-functionaliteit. The Taiwanese company also presented a series of simple SAS controller without raid functionality

Looks good and given that they are in holland i can get it reasonable trouble free.

Now hopefully tweakers.net will publisch a review soon after.

Don't get me wrong, I am happy for you, but I hope that date is right for more than just Holland.

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Don't get me wrong, I am happy for you, but I hope that date is right for more than just Holland.

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I would imaging that the date is for world wide
I don't think a hardware manufacture would launch hardware just in one european country
They would only launch it in the usa of but not one medium sized European country.
webconnexxion is also on of the larger dutch shop's so i would think the date is accurate

Hope your right!

nvm

areca lists them in their gallery now!

http://www.areca.com.tw/support/photo_gallery.htm

ouch now its july 31st that sucks....i wanna test one.
http://www.webconnexxion.com/raid/pr...766749c9dbce94

just noticed that on the 24 port it looks like its dual ROC...huh. uber stuff there!

http://www.span.com/index.php?cPath=24_703_1774

non of them have cache on it :S wierd....

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http://www.span.com/index.php?cPath=24_703_1774

non of them have cache on it :S wierd....

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Of course there is no cache listed in the specs, because there are no exact specs te find on the site of Areca about the ARC-1880 controllers.

How mutch cache the controllers get depend on the price and availablilty of the memory modules on the moment of release.

I guess it will be 512MB or 1GB modules, maybe the smaller models 512MB onboard and the 12 ports controllers 1GB. Expandable to 4GB.

Ans still there is no release date known yet. And Areca is very quiet about this series :mad:

1880 will be launched next week. :) now we shall see some specs, dammit!

Good. Tired of this thread getting a random post every couple of weeks and being bold only to tease me and contain no new information. :/

Wow - I thought we weren't going to see anything until Aug/Sep - Paul - you're sure?

is the XOR a dual-core? I remember when the 1680 series came out everyone raved about the dc xor drastically reducing RAID 5,6 rebuild times.. or am I missing something?

no dual core. specs are hazy as hell. steve-o i have it upon very good info, (but do remember folks, they had a "launch" months ago) however, they say actual physical product should be rolled out next week.

well there are benchmarks coming out, with hdd....there is a file that they have over at arecaforums that some guy came in and posted..the file is too large to be attached here so here is a link
http://arecaraid.com/forum/viewtopic...4&start=30#p59

the post is by phule. i have scanned the file for viruses etc, and it is legit, there is a TON of info in there!

I downloaded the file earlier today, as you say, all using HDD.

Not that interesting imho, waiting for some SSD benchmarks.

+1 on that

And no information if it supports DIX/DIF extensions or fat sectors? I'm mainly waiting for the data integrity functions for these cards.

well i see my source didnt pan out...gah! hard to believe they are this late to market with this product. the R&D must be killing them!

This is getting ridiculous.
Mayby they found a slew of new bugs in the firmware they are trying to fix.
2 years ago i tried building a server with a x48 chipset ,arc-1222 and server 2K08
The system didn't boot off the acera.
Worked perfecly under server 03 ,linux etc but not server 08 tested by me and the store.
We then send the server to acerca and they found the problem.
What was the matter some of the memory adressing of the controller overlapped that of the ddr3 and server 08 checks for that where other os's didn't.
When they tried on a board that supported both ddr2/3 they had the same problem but when the mobo was outfitted with ddr2 it worked flawless.
They never encoutered this before and had the problem on all DDR3 boards.
The store replaced the board with a x38 ddr2 model so i could get the server working since acerca couldn't fix it with in my deadline for getting the thing on-line.
It had to be done during the holliday's since it was the new server for a school to replace the dying server there.
But i never did find out if they fixed it.
Mayby it is still the same issue troubling them.

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well i see my source didnt pan out...gah! hard to believe they are this late to market with this product. the R&D must be killing them!

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Not more info about the ssd benchmark either :rolleyes:

http://arecaraid.com/forum/ :shrug:

Any more optimistic eta than 31th December on the 1880ix? :shrug:

nope. last concrete thing that i heard is that they had big problems with a subcontractor and some chips they provided, and that the chips were actually already on a :banana::banana::banana::banana:-ton of controllers. thats it, besides a few months later a false alarm on release date.