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Adaptec Serial ATA RAID 1210SA Reviews
Storage controller (RAID) - 2 Channel - SATA-150 low profile - 150 MBps - RAID 0, 1, JBOD - PCI (pack of 10 ) More product details
$94.75
alaTest Review Summary for Adaptec Serial ATA RAID 1210SA
We have collected and analyzed 10 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 46/100. The average review date is May 19, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 70 reviews from other IO Controllers. The alaScore™ for this product is 77/100 = Good. Last update: November 21, 2009.
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User Reviews (10)
Great for Do-It-Yourself laptop upgrade
I bought this enclosure to upgrade my Dell notebook's 5400rpm hard drive to a Hitachi 7200rpm hard drive. I made the swap and now my notebook runs faster and my old 30GB drive is in the case as external storage via the USB 2.0 cable. I was very impressed...
Aluminum case is very slim and solid. Easy to plug in the new hard drive and make a clone of my data using Norton Ghost. Includes a nice pocket-size leather carrying case.
USB cable is a bit longer that what I need, and it does not fit into the carry case with the drive.
Isnt the Newegg "review" great?
I didnt even *bother* to buy this controller after I read the reviews that warned of Adaptec's non-support.
What can I say? This controller seems like a real headache.
No driver and not supported by Adaptec
Newegg allows me to return it.
There is and will be no driver for Vista or Linux.
Manufacturer's Description
The Adaptec Serial ATA RAID 1210SA provides cost-effective, high-performance storage connectivity and data protection for desktops, workstations and sub-entry servers. This two-port controller features Adaptec HostRAID - an integrated RAID technology that maximizes system performance and uptime. The Adaptec 1210SA supports up to two Serial ATA drives and offers RAID levels 0, 1, and JBOD. The controller supports bootable arrays, provides background initialization and features 48-bit LBA that...
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