Looks exactly like a 75D1H, but this is an HBA card, not RAID like the 75D1H.ĥ. It needs no flashing, as it automatically comes with Dell HBA IT firmware. If you find this for around $50-$60 bucks, snatch it up quick. Sellers usually know this one and sell it for a decent price. May be expensive depending on some sellers.
This card comes with stock Dell HBA IT firmware. Dell HBA330/HBA330+/12Gbps HBA (J7TNV) This is a 12Gbps HBA card. This card is basically identical to the 4Y5H1.Ĥ. The difference between this card and the above models 4Y5H1 and TCKPF is that the 2 SFF ports are facing inwards towards the case, but the ports are located lower on the end of the card as opposed to the orientation of the ports on the 4Y5H1, where the ports are located on the middle of the card’s edge. Same as first 2, it has 2 ports SFF 8643. Dell H330 (75D1H) This is also a RAID Card with Dell proprietary firmware rom on it by default. Better to get the 4Y5H1 to flash as its found cheaper.ģ. This card goes for roughly $75-$80 dollars on eBay recently, so not a good model to get unless you need that specific port orientation. This is similar to the setup of the Dell H200 or the IBM M1015, where the H200 and M1015 has the ports facing upwards. The difference between this card and model 4Y5H1, is that the 2 SFF ports are facing UPWARDS on the end of the card as opposed to the orientation of the ports on the 4Y5H1 facing the internal part of your chassis. Dell H330 (TCKPF) This is also a RAID Card with Dell proprietary firmware rom on it by default. They can just grab a cheaper stock 4Y5H1 and flash it to HBA IT firmware if they desire a cheap SAS3 8 port internal card with IT firmware!Ģ. When it becomes more known, I don’t know if the price will go up, or if the “official” more expensive HBA cards will come down, since people won’t need to buy them anymore, I suppose. I have found them for as low as $45 bucks, which is a steal. This is the cheapest of the cards, as it is still unknown that it is now “flashable” to HBA IT firmware. Other part numbers for this card are WDJRW and OPCV7. I was able to successfully flash this card to an 12Gbps HBA with IT firmware. It is a 2 port SFF 8643 SAS3 card capable of 8 ports SAS/SATA (you can do more with proper extenders, of course) with proprietary stock dell raid firmware/bios. Dell H330 (4Y5H1) This is a RAID Card with Dell proprietary firmware that I used to flash. UPDATE: The Dell Mini Mono AND Mini Blade H330 cards are also flashable and work great.ġ. I did, however, exclude the mini adapters as I have not used or have experience with them for now. I just wanted to write up this guide about some of the Dell models available on eBay.
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This is by no means the full list of cards/controllers available, and LSI/Avago makes many types of controllers with many branded names based off of the same or similar chipsets of the SAS3008/3108 (9300-81, 9311-81, 9340, 9341, 9361, 9305 etc.). Also of note, this short guide is only meant to target specific DELL models. I decided to write up this short model guide to hopefully help you spot some of these models on eBay or otherwise, and which one to try to get a bargain on if you can.
The 12Gbps HBA cards also sometimes get labelled as H330 Raid cards, when they are not. There is a big difference! The HBA330 is a straight HBA card with stock Dell IT firmware. However, not every card labelled H330 is a Raid Card! Some are HBA330 cards labelled as an H330. It’s almost not their fault though, as Dell makes it confusing with all the different part numbers and not a lot of straight guides to each part. Of course, not all of them, but a lot of them seriously mislabel these cards. I am glad I discovered this, as it has helped alot of people, but I am very sorry these cards have gotten so expensive now!Ī lot of sellers on eBay and other server parts websites label this whole family of cards as “Raid Cards”. I wrote this write-up in mid 2019, so the prices were very low. These cards, are now excessively expensive! If you can get your hands on a Dell H330 Adapter for less than $80 bucks, consider yourself lucky! I don’t know if by discovering this method it caused the cards to get expensive, but I suppose that is the nature of the beast.
Introduction and the Dell 3rd Gen SAS3 Card Model Numbersĭisclaimer: Since I discovered this method back in mid 2019, the landscape has since changed.
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