64bit LBA support and 6TB, 8TB drives for RocketRaid 3530?

[petreza]

The RocketRaid 3530 says it has 64bit LBA support - drives larger than 2TB.
I want to know if that is all that is required to support 6TB, 8TB and larger drives or might there be something else limiting the largest drive to, say, 4TB. Even if the card supports drives of any size, is there a limit to the largest array possible?
Google didn't help.
Thanks!

 

[ezno_matrix]

If don't already own the card, stay far, far away for Highpoint products.

 

[petreza]

If don't already own the card, stay far, far away for Highpoint products.

Thanks for the warning. It was bought (new) years ago at a price much cheaper than anything comparable (new). I probably should have bought something better, used, for the same price.

 

[spankit]

Any particular reason he should stay away from HighPoint? Those are what BackBlaze are using for their storage pods so they can't be that bad.

Source: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-storage-pod-4/

 

[mwroobel]

Their cheap no-name SATA only non-raid adapters are generally ok. The SAS hardware RAID based Highpoint cards are buggy, slow abominations.

 

[Lost-Benji]

Highpoint = Lowpoint.