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12-30-2012 04:28 AM
12-30-2012 04:28 AM
Proliant ML350 G5 - SSD upgrade - only SATA2?
Hi
I have a Proliant ML350 G5 with E200i inboard controller and 8 2.5" drive bay.
The old SAS drives are broken and I am considering SSD drives instead.
I am planning a 3 SSD disk RAID5 for starters.
Since the SAS/SATA interface is identical is seems easy, but still I have questions about this.
The SAS interface is 6 Gbit/s and I wonder if it will support the speed of SSD SATAIII which also is 6 Gbit/s?
If not....
What would be sufficient speed on the SSD disks to use the maximum speed of the E200i?
Is there any add-on board which supports SSD SATAIII and the HP 8 port 2.5" drive bay connectors?
Thanks for any input.
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12-30-2012 07:33 AM
12-30-2012 07:33 AM
Re: Proliant ML350 G5 - SSD upgrade - only SATA2?
Hi,
Raid 5 requires a 128MB BBWC optional upgrade kit on E200i controller.
please refer to quickspecs for supported SSD drives on E200i controller
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12475_div/12475_div.html
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12-30-2012 01:32 PM
12-30-2012 01:32 PM
Re: Proliant ML350 G5 - SSD upgrade - only SATA2?
Thanks
That page helped me realize what hardware I have. SAS speed is 3G and SATA only 1.5G.
No need to look top range speed SSDs...just a waste of money.
Anyone have any experience around this topic feel free to share.
Speedy
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01-07-2014 01:48 AM - edited 01-07-2014 01:49 AM
01-07-2014 01:48 AM - edited 01-07-2014 01:49 AM
Re: Proliant ML350 G5 - SSD upgrade - only SATA2?
Yes, you can use 2 SSD 120Go on E200i for the system.
I already made that on 3 ML350 G5 with E200i.
You must put the 2 SSD, create a Raid1 Array, Clone the SAS disk to SATA disk, and you can just remove (offline) the 2 SAS disk for looking if the system boot normaly. After, you remove the 2 sas disk from the Array configuration.
Then, if you would, you can, offline, remove the 2 ssd and put it back in place of the sas drives. (only if you had removed the sas drives from the controller configuration).
SSD tested : Intel 520 and intel 530.
For the pure performances, you gain in latency - reactivity and power consumption.