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Measuring the True Performance of Today's SATA and SAS RAID Controllers

Overview As companies become more reliant on storage, performance and availability are absolutely essential to keep businesses operating efficiently. From the top web server throughput in the industry, to the fastest response times for transactional servers, one can be confident one has the performance edge with Adaptec RAID controllers. Whether one chooses Adaptec SCSI, SATA, or Unified Serial (SAS) RAID controllers, they'll find them seamless, comprehensive, robust, easy to use, and incredibly fast. Adaptec RAID controllers are designed to perform well in real workload environments, because ultimately what matters is a responsive database, being able to keep up with the company's email traffic, completing backups within the window, or viewing the video without dropping frames. Quite simply, Adaptec RAID controllers do real work, real fast.

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Publisher	Adaptec	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	RAID, Removable Storage

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