SAS 6i/R Raid JW063 vs JW065

Hello

What are the diffrenes between the controllers?

I want to use one in Dell R200 and don't know who I have to take.

There seems not to be difference. Not all identical parts have the same part numbers. MFG date, place or the company may affect the part number without affecting the party itself.

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