Gigabyte S452-Z30 Review A 4U 36-bay AMD EPYC Server

[Patrick Kennedy]

In our Gigabyte S452-Z30 review, we see what this 4U 36-bay AMD EPYC storage server with PCIe Gen4 support can do and why there are actually 44 drive slots

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Second, we wanted to test that the link to the RAID controller would remain 8x 12Gbps even if we had 6Gbps devices.

Broadcom calls this feature databolt. It sounds like a proprietary and broadcom only feature in their documents but it also works with microchip smartraid controllers and broadcom sas3 expanders

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