Storage Expansion Cards

The NVMe expansion card is a hardware slot card used to connect and expand NVMe storage devices. It can provide additional storage expansion capabilities to the motherboard. Using a high-speed communication protocol based on the PCIe bus, it has higher data transmission speed and lower latency than the traditional SATA interface. Using NVMe expansion cards to connect NVMe storage devices can significantly improve storage performance, speed up data reading and writing, and improve system responsiveness. It is used in special scenarios with high demand for storage performance and capacity, such as data centers, virtualized environments, or high-performance computing.

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NVMe

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The NVMe expansion card is a hardware slot card used to connect and expand NVMe storage devices. It can provide additional storage expansion capabilities to the motherboard. It is used in special scenarios with high demand for storage performance and capacity, such as data centers, virtualized environments, or high-performance computing.

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RAID Card

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A RAID Card, properly known as a RAID HBA Card, is an expansion card which implements RAID functionality via either firmware or hardware. The RAID HBA Card interfaces between the host and the storage bus. Provide users with diverse storage management methods by establishing Raid 0, Raid 1, Raid 10, and JBOD modes.

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SAS / SATA

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SAS/SATA card is a storage interface card used to connect hard drives and computer motherboards. It supports both SAS and SATA interfaces and can choose the appropriate interface type according to different application requirements. In data center and enterprise applications, SAS interfaces have high performance and high reliability.

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Server Backplane

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A backplane in a server is a circuit board that serves as a central connection point for various components within the server. It provides a physical framework for connecting and interconnecting various modules, such as the CPU, memory, storage devices, and input/output.

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Memory Expansion

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The TI console has only 256 bytes of 16-bit CPU RAM directly connected to the address and data buses. This small amount of RAM provides register space to the CPU and is used to support the GPL interpreter when executing its code from a specialized type of memory called Graphics Read Only Memory (GROM). GROMs are typically 6 KB in size and have their own auto-incrementing address bus. Instructions are placed on the data bus and read by the CPU. Each GROM chip is accessed as a parallel device. User programs - usually BASIC programs - have to be stored in the video RAM.

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