Typical price i
150,– to 710,–

Manages multiple disk drives to improve data redundancy and performance.

Ideal for users who require data protection and improved read/write speeds, such as in servers or high-demand environments.

Typical price i
38,– to 120,–

Supports SATA interface for connecting storage devices, offering a balance of speed and cost.

Suitable for home or office use where moderate storage performance is needed at an affordable price.

Typical price i
230,– to 680,–

Provides high-speed data transfer and reliability through the SAS interface.

Best for enterprise environments requiring robust performance and scalability for critical applications.

Typical price i
29,– to 150,–

Facilitates connection of M.2 SSDs directly to the motherboard, offering high-speed data access.

Perfect for compact systems where space-saving and fast data retrieval are priorities, such as in gaming PCs or ultrabooks.

Typical price i
270,– to 570,–

Provides basic RAM capacity for standard operations and small-scale data tasks.

Suitable for entry-level needs, offering cost-effective performance for basic systems.

Typical price i
490,– to 1100,–

Offers moderate RAM capacity, supporting more complex data processing tasks.

Ideal for mid-range systems, balancing performance and cost for general-purpose use.

Typical price i
1000,– to 1600,–

Delivers high RAM capacity for demanding applications and large data sets.

Perfect for advanced systems requiring fast data access and processing, enhancing performance.

Typical price i
180,– to 710,–

Offers striping without redundancy, maximizing storage capacity and speed.

Ideal for tasks needing high performance but not requiring data redundancy, such as gaming or temporary data storage.

Typical price i
190,– to 750,–

Mirrors data across two drives, providing redundancy and data protection.

Suitable for critical data storage where reliability and quick recovery from drive failures are important.

Typical price i
270,– to 890,–

Distributes data and parity across three or more drives, balancing speed and redundancy.

Recommended for environments where read performance and fault tolerance are necessary, like servers and business applications.

Typical price i
100,– to 640,–

Combines multiple drives into one larger storage unit without redundancy.

Perfect for simple storage expansion when data redundancy is not a priority.

Typical price i
43,– to 180,–

Supports connecting up to four hard disks, suitable for small-scale storage needs.

Ideal for personal use or small businesses, offering a compact and cost-effective storage solution.

Typical price i
210,– to 1000,–

Allows connection of five to sixteen hard disks for moderate storage requirements.

Perfect for medium-sized enterprises, providing flexibility and room for growth without excessive initial investment.

Typical price i
300,– to 840,–

Enables connection of seventeen to 256 hard disks, catering to large-scale storage demands.

Best suited for large organizations or data centers, offering extensive capacity for significant data storage and management.

Typical price i
48,– to 570,–

Uses a mini-SATA interface, suitable for connecting compact SSDs directly to the motherboard.

Ideal for space-constrained builds, offering a balance of performance and size efficiency.

Typical price i
290,– to 750,–

Employs a high-speed Serial Attached SCSI interface for connecting enterprise-grade drives.

Best for enterprise environments needing reliable, high-performance data transfer and scalability.

Typical price i
85,– to 750,–

Features a widely-used SATA III interface, supporting a maximum speed of 6 Gb/s.

Perfect for general consumer use, providing a cost-effective solution with broad compatibility.

Typical price i
31,– to 270,–

Utilizes a PCIe interface through an M.2 slot, offering high-speed data transfer capabilities.

Ideal for high-performance systems requiring fast storage solutions, enhancing overall system speed.