The Intel RMSP3CD080F RAID Module Trimode RAID Firmware 51.13.0-3432 is a peripheral device for a computer designed to assist in integrated RAID with NVMe, SAS, and SATA drives in Intel platforms using Intel RSTe drivers. It is a PCIe NVMe switch card which can support a maximum of eight devices concurrently.

Overview

The Intel RMSP3CD080F RAID Module Trimode RAID Firmware 51.13.0-3432 operates under multiple RAID levels, which enhances the performance, reliability, and availability of the storage system. Its RAID-on-Chip (RoC) processor offloads RAID parity calculations from the host CPU and memory, ensuring that system resources are allocated efficiently. Additionally, this RAID module offers several standard security features such as firmware Trusted Platform Module (TPM) support and password authentication to ensure system integrity and data security which makes it a reliable choice for a RAID card within your system.

Features

• Supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60
• Provides NVMe direct attach to 24 NVMe devices via SFF-8088 connectors
• Support for 6 GB/s SAS and SATA devices
• LSI3108 RAID-on-Chip (RoC) processor
• Firmware Trust Platform Module (fTPM) support and Runtime code Integrity verification
• Password authentication to ensure system integrity and data security

Specifications

• Supporting RAID Levels: RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 modes via LSI3108 RoC (RAID-on-Chip)
• Compatibility: Intel and non-Intel processors with PCIe architecture compatibility
• SAS/SATA Devices supporting: 6 Gbs both low and high profile SSD/HDDs

Using Managed Technologies

The Intel RMSP3CD080F RAID Module Trimode RAID Firmware 51.13.0-3432 is built with intelligent hardware and user interface capabilities to manage RAID via LSI WebBIOS or LSI Manager operating systems. Hot-swap connectivity provides easy drive needs switching without requiring shutting down your computer. It can be managed using ASF 2.0 or 3.0, SMB Phy, NVMe-MI 1.1 or above, and even Redfish features further indulging users' experience.

Known Issues and Troubleshooting

Intel's documentation has been verified without users experiencing trouble during firmware updates for many versions. Incompatible versions of a driver and firmware version are usually the main issues during new installation or updates; back porting some supported firmware versions invalidate this complication. Users are recommended to follow the instructions provided if their installation updates the device register structure, changing or inconsistent records may adversely affect the performance of the device.

Driver Information

Intel recommends Intel RSTe 5.3.2+ or higher versions of the driver to match the most consistent and reliable performance level in its hardware. It is always a best practice to verify with Intel’s server and storage support online tools for further assistance on using RMSP3CD080F Hardware through software management agents available online.