  Maybe, but probably not. Without looking, I'm not 100% sure on the H200, but for previous cards, the "integrated" and "adapter" cards had different firmware, and unless the card has the "integrated" firmware, it will not work in the specially-programmed "integrated" slot. The integrated slot has bus priority is the only difference I know of - for a little lower storage latency. The SAS HBA is a non-RAID SAS/SATA controller and would probably be a better choice. On the H200, since you already have that, should be fine, but you may need to set each disk manually to non-RAID.
Hello, I just picked up a surplus T710 to set up a home lab (ESXi-based probably).  It has a PERC/6i and I need JBOD support.  From my reading I think the H200 is my best option to pass the disks directly through to the OS.  There seem to be a few different H200 models though: 3J8FW, 47MCV and UO39M (that I've found so far). So far my Googling has come up with very little info on the differences.  I see some have backplates and some don't.  Those are easy enough to remove/install though.  I'd be putting it in the internal slot, replacing the PERC.  I realize I will need new cables... So - is there anything I need to watch out for?  Are all these model numbers equivalent as far as buying an H200 goes? Thank you,
H200 models for T710