@Yurusaii
That obviously looks like a fatherboard 💀
@Cabinet445
"lets see how much you know about computers" whips out a prehistoric artifact
@Stormcattttt
The device in the image is a Dell SAS 6/iR RAID Controller Card. It is designed for use in Dell servers to manage storage and provide RAID capabilities.
@MotoverseRoblox
thats a 1897 remington standard model 2 mechanical typewriter
@Gh0st_Spud
This is clearly your computer’s internal nuclear reactor add-in card.
@Reaz741
That is a B-31 Thermonuclear bomb, with a packing punch of city-erasing material.
@NasDelVillar
It’s definitely a Boeing 747
@UxorialCross
It's a fairly ancient raid controller. It does raid 0 and raid 1 on SAS interfaced drives. Usually only supported on Dell poweredge servers.
@Krynis
for those wondering and just getting jokes it's a PCI raid controller.
@metra90railfan
That is a 5.3L Twin Turbocharged 426 Hemi V8.
@theonecommenter
Looks like a old card that would be paired with some other kind of hardware in the computer
@Unskathed
This is a obviously prehistoric RAID controller, (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) which is used for connecting multiple hard drives to a server. You can tell by the SAS at the top.
@The.VampYr
For people actually warning to know: Its a Dell SAS Raid SCSI 6/iR Controller Card, the Model is a E2K-UCS-61 produced for german consumers. Could also be a AK case hardened scar pattern 661
@Flesh_Wizard
That's a fully semi automatic 9mm glocket launcher
@ProHardwareEspanaOficial
Bro found the d point.
@Tricksty001
This is obviously the ryzen 4070, not a fucking raid controller.
@pretty_bored
YouTubers in 2022: “THAT’S CAKE!”
@21PANCAKES
Its a Boeing 737 MAX 8 CFM International LEAP-1B. With a range of 3,800 Kilometers, a Length with 35.56 m and a Wingspan of 35.9 m
@Gold_King30
The component is a Dell PowerEdge PERC 6/iR SAS PCI-e RAID controller card. Key features include: Function: Manages hard drives or solid-state drives to operate as a single logical unit. RAID Support: Facilitates data protection schemes like RAID 5 or RAID 10. Compatibility: Supports SAS and SATA hard drives and SSDs. Server Use: Designed for Dell PowerEdge servers. Connectivity: Connects via PCI-e and SAS interfaces. Year of Manufacture: The visible copyright date on the card is 2007.
@bobsgotagun4433