AOC-S8076L-L16E

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js00

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I got a few AOC-S8076L-L16E unexpectedly in a server I ordered off Ebay. Based off my previous thread https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/bottleneck-on-my-zfs-proxmox-backup-server.41236/ would it be worth me replacing the Adaptec ASR-71605 with one of these? Does it support IT mode (will be ZFS storage)? I can't find any documentation on them.

Current machine layout

Supermicro 826
MZ32-AR0-rev-30
AMD EPYC 7313 16-Core Processor
256GB DDR4 SAMSUNG 64GB 2RX4 PC4-3200AA-R (3200MHz) (4x64GB)
12x14 TB SAS Ultrastar DC HC530
1x 480GB SSD (Boot)
2x 1.92TB PM983 (ZFS Special Mirror)
Mellanox ConnectX-3 Pro MCX314A-BCCT CX314A Dual Port 40Gb Ethernet Network Card
Adaptec ASR-71605
BPN-SAS-826TQ Backplane
 
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Mr.Robert

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An AOC is a part number for a Supermicro controller card. You might want to contact them. It must be an older product because I cannot find it on their web site.
 
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AOC-S8076L-L16E uses PMC PM8076 - same as Adaptec Series 8 controllers. While being one generation newer than your Series 7 - personally I would not bother with replacing them in your existing config.
 
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BeTeP said:
AOC-S8076L-L16E uses PMC PM8076 - same as Adaptec Series 8 controllers. While being one generation newer than your Series 7 - personally I would not bother with replacing them in your existing config.
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The Adaptec ASR-71605 I use now is known for getting rather hot is there no benefit in my example at all? Even if it uses less power.
 
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I don't have the exact numbers right now but it's something like 13W vs 15W - it does not run much cooler.
 
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