Backplane Cabling [IMAGE] Cabling for 2.5 inch (x4) PERC S110   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 SW_RAID connector on system board 4 SAS backplane Cabling for 2.5 inch (x4) MiniPERC   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 Integrated storage controller card (miniPERC) 4 SAS connector on system board 5 SAS backplane [IMAGE] Cabling for 2.5 inch (x4 SAS and x2 PCIe SSD)   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 PCIe SSD card 4 Integrated storage controller card (miniPERC) 5 SAS connector on system board 6 SAS and PCIe SSD backplane Cabling for 2.5 inch (x8) MiniPERC   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 Integrated storage controller card (miniPERC) 4 SAS connector on system board 5 SAS backplane [IMAGE] Cabling for 2.5 inch (x8) PERC Adapter   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 SAS controller card 4 SAS backplane Cabling for 2.5 inch (x10) MiniPERC   Item Description 1 Cable retention bracket 2 System board 3 Integrated storage controller card (miniPERC) 4 SAS connector on system board 5 SAS backplane expander card 3.   [IMAGE]   4. Unfortunately, no.    Let us know if it helps.
There is a page that shows that some 12g servers support native SATA III 6Gbps speed on drives: [URL] I have several questions regarding the information provided on that page. 1. Do SATA speeds depend only on a backplane used or some other factors as well? 2. I have the 4x 2.5 backplane and max speed on the SSD is 3Gbps (which supports 6Gbps); would upgrading to 4x 2.5 with 2x 2.5 PCIe SSD or 10x 2.5 backplane be enough to have 6Gbps SATA (without raid)? 3. What are the part numbers for 10x and 4x+2xPCIeSSD backplanes ? 4. Are there any other options to make R620 with a 4x bay backplane work at 6Gbps SATA speed without upgrading backplane?
R620 6Gbps SATA