Product comparison · 2 raid controllers

Fujitsu S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s vs Fujitsu S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s

9specifications compared
2differ
7identical
3known for one product only

Key differences

The Fujitsu S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s has 2,048 MB more internal memory than the Fujitsu S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s (4096 MB vs 2048 MB). Supported storage drive interfaces: SAS, Serial ATA on the Fujitsu S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s, SAS on the Fujitsu S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s.

Supported storage drive interfaces
- S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s:SAS, Serial ATA
- S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s:SAS
Internal memory
- S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s:2048 MB
- S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s:4096 MB

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Comparison of S26361-F3847-E2, S26361-F5243-E206
12 specifications	A Fujitsu S26361-F3847-E2 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s Model S26361-F3847-E2 View product	B Fujitsu S26361-F5243-E206 RAID controller PCI Express x8 3.0 12 Gbit/s Model S26361-F5243-E206 View product
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Supported storage drive interfacesDiffers	SAS, Serial ATA	SAS
Host interface	PCI Express x8	PCI Express x8
PCI Express slots version	3.0	3.0
Performance1 differ
RAID Level Migration	Yes	Yes
RAID levels	0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60	0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60
Data transfer rate	12 Gbit/s	12 Gbit/s
SSD supportKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Internal memoryDiffers	2048 MB	4096 MB
Chipset	LSI SAS3108	LSI SAS3108
S.M.A.R.T. support	Yes	Yes
Online Capacity ExpansionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Other featuresidentical
PCI Card form factorKnown for one	Full-height	Unknown — not stated by the source

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