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Can someone please recomend to me an Adaptec RAID 1 Card for Either SATA or SATA &amp;&nbsp;SAS Capability that has some sort of Cloning feature, i need to be able to build a RAID 1 array without losing any data on my first hard disk. Needs to be Adaptec Brand also.<br />
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Cheers.
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Can someone please recomend to me an Adaptec RAID 1 Card for Either SATA or SATA & SAS Capability that has some sort of Cloning feature, i need to be able to build a RAID 1 array without losing any data on my first hard disk. Needs to be Adaptec Brand also.

Cheers.

Looking for RAID 1 Card with Cloning

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