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Dell PERC H730 1GB NV Cache RAID Controller — V9W58
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Dell PERC H730 1GB NV Cache RAID Controller — V9W58

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Certified Refurbished

Certified Refurbished: 12-month Server Hub limited warranty, return-to-base.

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The PERC H730 is a RAID controller with 1GB of non-volatile cache, sold under Dell part number V9W58.

Drives connect through the server’s backplane, so the controller has to suit the backplane it is cabled to. Disk and array health show up in the server’s hardware management logs. Look-alike parts can differ in revision, and the Dell part number is what tells them apart. With RAID handled on the card, the host sees plain volumes and spends no processor time on parity. Because the cache is non-volatile, cached writes are designed to survive a power cut, so write-back mode can stay on. Virtual disks are built in the controller’s set-up utility at boot, or from management tools once the operating system is running. As a Dell PERC it is intended for PowerEdge servers; check your server’s supported controller list. Matching the Dell part number V9W58 against your system's parts list is the surest way to confirm the controller fits.

As a certified refurbished part, it is inspected, bench-tested and function-checked by our Johannesburg team before release.

Specifications

Highlights

  • PERC H730 controller
  • 1GB non-volatile cache
  • Dell part number V9W58
  • Certified refurbished, bench-tested in Johannesburg

Condition

Condition
Certified refurbished

General

Type
RAID controller
Brand
Dell
Product line
PERC H730
Dell part number
V9W58
Cache
1GB non-volatile

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Dell part number?

V9W58. Matching the part number is the surest way to confirm compatibility with a Dell system.

Is the cache protected against power loss?

Yes. The 1GB cache is non-volatile, designed to preserve cached writes if power is lost.