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The first is the additional RAID modes that a controller card offers. Beyond RAID 0, 1, and 1+0, they often have compatibility with RAID 5 and RAID 6, as well as others.

The Orico MiniTower is a fun, two-bay RAID enclosure to boost your desktop Mac storage inexpensively. It's just too bad that it's limited to 10 gigabit USB-C speed.

My two year old Areca 1680x RAID card died hard on Monday morning. It had been having occasional problems with the card freezing, but prior to Monday, a reboot solved the problem.

I've never really done anything with RAID before. Do I need to be looking at a RAID card for this, or is the built-in RAID on the motherboard sufficient? My current home server is almost 15 years old.

At the top of the stack is the Rocket 7608A, a full length / single width PCIe Gen5 x16 RAID card with eight onboard NVMe M.2 ports that supports 2242, 2260, and 2280 form factors.