| Management number | 241243343 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$24.40 | Model Number | 241243343 | ||
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The Dell 0J7TNV is a PowerEdge Perc HBA330+ 12 Gb/s SAS RAID controller designed to provide servers with direct, high-speed access to SATA or SAS storage devices. It supports data transfer rates up to 12 Gb/s per lane and connects through a PCIe 3.0 x8 slot, making it suitable for environments that require fast and reliable storage expansion. With two internal miniSAS SFF-8643 ports, it can manage up to eight drives, presenting each one individually to the operating system for flexible storage configurations.
This controller connects via a PCIe 3.0 x8 slot, providing ample bandwidth for high-speed storage devices. The two miniSAS SFF-8643 ports each offer four lanes, allowing connection to multiple drives through compatible cables and backplanes. It supports both SATA and SAS drives, making it versatile for different storage media types. The IT mode firmware ensures that drives are presented directly to the host system, which is essential for software-defined storage solutions and environments requiring unfiltered disk access.
Installation is straightforward and designed to fit into a variety of server chassis thanks to the included full height and low-profile brackets. After seating the card into a PCIe 3.0 x8 slot, simply connect the miniSAS cables to your drives or backplane, then power on the system. The controller requires no additional configuration to pass drives directly to the operating system, simplifying deployment in data centers or remote locations.
The Dell 0J7TNV is well suited to IT professionals building or expanding storage for PowerEdge towers, lab servers, or remote office backup nodes. Its ability to handle up to eight drives at full 12 Gb/s bandwidth makes it a strong choice for data-intensive workloads such as virtualization clusters and backup repositories. The pass-through firmware mode supports environments where software-defined storage or direct disk management is preferred over traditional hardware RAID.
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