Crossflashing the Dell PERC H200 and H310 to the LSI 9211-8i (from year 2018) implies that the H310 is the equivalent of an LSI 9211-8i. From the notes: the R610 is an 11th generation server, and when the mini H310 is reflashed to IT mode, the server probably won't reboot. But is complicated for flashing the mini H310. Flashing the H310 Mono Mini to IT mode has a link to probably theīest link to a flashing tutorial. Disk Controller features and Queue Depth? - from 2014, discusses queue depth and diagnostic commands. In the meantime, some possibly relevant links to the drivers and process: To use the H310 for non-cache passthrough, it is recommended to flash the card in IT mode. Check Interoperability and Compatibility. LSI SAS 2008 RAID Controller/ HBA Information - An H310 is similar to the LSI9211-8i. I'm looking at the H310 as it provides for direct passthrough to the drives with out RAID. Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller (PERC) H310, H710, H710P, and H810User’s Guide on page 9 says the H310 has an LSI2008 chipset. With Broadcom taking over LSI, they've removed old links, so documents are hard to find now. It said that the Samsung 840 drive will work with the controllers. As a result, you are bound to realize unexpected poor Read and Write performance regardless of controller cache settings. The Samsung 850 Pro SSDs are not validated or certified to work with Dell controllers and as such there is a communication mismatch between the drives and the controller at the firmware level. Specifically, it seems that a Dell H310 controller may have issues with some or all Samsung SSD drives.Īt Slow writes PERC H700 and Samsung 850 PRO SSD, a Dell response indicates: Twitter: using some relatively inexpensive parts to build a test three server Ceph solution, it seems that drive controllers and SSD drive combinations are finicky. * Database: Cassandra, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL 
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