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    Sandy bridge NAS build

    i attempted to build exactly the same system: MB: ASUS P8H67-M PRO/CSM or Asus P8P67 Pro CPU: Intel Core i3-2100T Raid: Intel RS2WC080 (based on LSI's chipset) Mobo didn't boot or even display POST screen.. so I'd recommend you to stick with Supermicro. Does anyone know of any...
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    Quick question regarding CPU

    i have ~18 drives via SAS expander and RAID card, and Atom 330 (dual core) with 2 gigs of memory is handling them pretty well!
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    24*drives RAID setup requesting help

    Ross1: I called both Intel and Asus, they just uselessly kept pointing at each other. Intel said that they can look into compatibility issues only on Intel boards, but that could be more risky than Supermicro. Were you able to get anywhere with P8P67?
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    24*drives RAID setup requesting help

    Hi, I'd recommend against using H67 based mobos of Asus/Gigabyte. I have acquired Asus P8P67 Pro and it doesn't work with LSI based controller Intel RS2WC080. Supermicro mobos work well, at least Atom based X7SLA-H - none issues whatsoever. If you are considering buildign a server, get...
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    Compatibility issue between Asus P8P67 Pro / P8H67-M Pro with Intel RS2WC080

    I am using Intel RAID card RS2WC080 (using LSI's SAS2008 chip) with SAS expander (RES2SV240). When RAID card is connected to any newer Sandy Bridge motherboards (P8P67 Pro / P8H67-M Pro), POST doesn't come up. That same card works perfectly with Supermicro's X7SLA-H motherboard. Please help!
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    HP SAS Expander Owner's Thread

    Does anyone know if Intel Raid card RS2WC080 work with HP SAS Expander?
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