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The Mac Pro RAID Card offers improved storage performance and data protection to your Mac Pro system — up to 553MB/s of sequential read performance in RAID 0. Ideal for video and creative professionals with demanding storage needs as well as for tower server applications, this hardware RAID option supports RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 0+1, and Enhanced JBOD. It has 512MB of cache and an integrated 72-hour battery for protecting the RAID cache. The card occupies the top PCI Express slot (slot 4) and connects to the four internal drive bays.
With the Mac Pro RAID Card installed, high-performance 15,000-rpm SAS drives may be used. SAS drives are sold separately and available with the Promise 450GB SAS Drive for Mac Pro.
The Mac Pro RAID Card supports the creation of multiple RAID sets in a system and multiple volumes per RAID set. For optimal disk utilization in a RAID set, all hard drives should be the same size. Using Apple's RAID Utility software (included with Mac OS X v10.5), you can migrate the drives into a RAID set without reinstalling Mac OS X or reformatting the drives, and you can customize your RAID volumes to meet your exact requirements.
To enable your Mac Pro for hardware RAID, install the Mac Pro RAID Card and two or more hard drives in bays 1 through 4. Each RAID level has minimum requirements for the number of hard drives:
RAID Level <> Drive Requirements <> Benefit
- Enhanced JBOD <> One to four drives <> A non-RAID configuration with the ability to migrate to a RAID set at any time
- RAID 0 (striping) <> Two to four hard drives <> Maximum performance and capacity for the most demanding I/O requirements
- RAID 1 (mirroring) <> Two hard drives <> Maximum protection for critical data
- RAID 5 <> Three or four hard drives <> Data protection, high performance, and efficient capacity utilization
- RAID 0+1 <> Four hard drives <> A mirror of striped drive pairs providing performance and data protection
Requires Mac Pro (early 2009), Mac Pro (mid 2010) or Mac Pro (mid 2012) and Mac OS X v10.5.6 or later.
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Exigences système
- Mac OS X v.10.5.6 ou version ultérieure
- Utilitaire RAID Apple
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Informations provenant du fabricant
- L’installation d’une carte PCI Express Fibre Channel d’Apple dans un Mac Pro transforme cet ordinateur en dispositif de catégorie A selon les normes de la FCC. Les connexions optiques nécessitent des émetteurs-récepteurs SFP et des câbles optiques. Cette carte n’est pas compatible avec les systèmes PCI ou PCI-X; la carte RAID pour Mac Pro occupe le connecteur d’extension PCI Express supérieur (connecteur nº 4) et tous les disques installés doivent être du même type : SATA ou SAS.
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Volume raid invisible
- Question de Yoann P
- 2011-10-06
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