Highpoint RocketRAID 2320 - Servers go SATA PCI-E

March 28th 2006 | Hardware

Highpoint have done a fantastic job with the RocketRAID 2320 controller card. Its small size, high bandwidth makes it not only the best server solution Mass Storage controller available, but for the home users who want massive storage possibilities, this card along with a board supporting PCI Express x4, you can make yourself a comfortable high density RAID setup.

Overall the performance of the Highpoint controller definitely justifies the extra cash you will pay in order to get yourself one.

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Highpoint RocketRAID 2320 - Servers go SATA PCI-E
Published in: Hardware on 2006-03-28