Mac Pro RAID Card and 3 Terabytes Hard Drives.

Mac Pro RAID Card with model number A1247 does not have full support for 3 terabytes hard drives. This Mac Pro RAID card would only be able to recognize maximum 2.2 terabytes of the hard drive capacity.

The discussion threads at Apple Support Communities.

The built-in Serial-ATA controller in Mac Pro supports 3TB hard drives.

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One Reply to “Mac Pro RAID Card and 3 Terabytes Hard Drives.”

Gerard Mann says:

May 19, 2012 at 1:42 am

In fact, the answer is really simple. Apple doesn’t care any more for MAC users that are just a dead load in their new business… They’re just trying to sell their new iStuff over the world, and that’s all.

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