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Question: i'm out of motherboard port, can i use this for 4 new hard drive as non-raid so i can use them as single drive and will it work with this card ?
Document: The card seems to be okay, but I did have a few hiccups. I gave it +1 star because it is a good value, despite the warts.First off, you need to have a partition table on any drive you plug into the device for it to be reported to the OS. Second, the non-raid driver is a bit hard to find, which was needed for proper FreeNAS 8.x support.
Buzzer went off and the raid volume kept on trucking. The card took 8 hours to rebuild the "failed" drive. The write performance isn't stellar in Write-Through mode but it is the safest way to help prevent data loss with power failures. In this mode writes are about 3/4 of a single SATA disk. Read performance is at least double a single SATA disk. (See posted images.
This card was ordered to support a new SAS tape drive that was being added to a server. No where in the description does the card mention that it only supports hard drives and SSDs. I was able to get the card installed just fine and recognized by the server quickly but once I tried to use it with a tape drive I ran into a lot of errors.
I bought this on the expectation that I'd be able to stick a *ton* more drives in my huge PC.No.It simply doesn't even get recognised by the BIOS.I'm running an A-Bit Fatal1ty motherboard, and  it simply won't see the damned card.I'm sure this is a brilliant device, but I've no idea how to use the bloody thing.It won't work in a PCIx16 or PCIx1 slot ... sad times.Nevermind.
I don't care if I have to let the computer sit overnight in the BIOS setup to initialize the array, but I'm not waiting days with no indicator.All that said, if you can install a temporary O/S on a stand-alone drive connected to a separate adapter (like one built on to the motherboard), then you can install the Web GUI on it and use that to produce the array configuration you want and initialize it in the foreground with a progress indicator.
Previously, I was using a RocketRaid 2640x4 which has 4 SATA2 connectors. I simply needed more connections, SATA-3, and more bandwidth than PCI-e x4 could offer. This fit the bill nicely, although it isn't perfect. It does have a single LED connection to hook up to your case which the 2640 did not have. This is working in my ASRock AOD790GX motherboard with no conflicts with the onboard controller still enabled.
Does not work. I had 6 2TB and 2 1.5TB drive connected to the card. At boot up, it does not see 2 of the 2TB HDs on port 0 and 1. As a test, I configured the 4x2TB drives into RAID 5 and 2x1.5TB drives int RAID0. While trying to transfer some files to the RAID5 logical drive, the RAID0 logical drive got disconnected and the 2x1.5TB drives dropped off the controller. Sending this piece of junk back and sticking with my old LSI.
Also expect to need a USB3 Floppy and a DOS bootable floppy to flash it to a newer bios, I had none of that and don't know that would have made it work or not, was in a hurry to get the array up so I used the internal Intel chipset based raid (which is slower for sure) but I needed to do what I had to do for my task.Next time I will call ASUS when the MB is new and its something like a Raid Card. Lesson learned.
The current BIOS as of this writing is 1.5 . At first I attempted to use the hptflash.exe utility (in the .ZIP file for the new firmware) and discovered that it didn't see my card. I think it may have functioned in a 32-bit OS like Win XP, but I'm running Win 7 64-bit.
First time using a raid card. After a few noob problems that was my fault, not the card's, I got it up and running and it works great. I'm using this in a raid 5 array in a Windows Home Server build. I have my OS installed on a separate disc and this as my file drive. Only complaint is the web interface, wish the boot bios had more options, but not enough of a complaint to dock it a star.
Answer: Yes, it will work as just another controller on your system That's how I'm using it.