HighPoint HPT372N
We found this controller on two motherboards made by DFI. The LANParty 875 Pro and LANParty KT400A models both have the following chip:
DFI has adorned the IDE RAID controller with an image-laden sticker...
... that conceals familiar technology: a HighPoint HPT372.
Now that we've seen what's underneath, we can put the sticker back in place.
The HPT372 is HighPoint's standard model, as it were. While its big brother, the HPT374, can now handle RAID 5 (without XOR engine) under the current firmware release, HighPoint has all of a sudden decided to transfer its amassed experience in storing parity data to this simpler controller chip. The result is called RAID 1.5. This is the first time that we have ever seen this kind of configuration deployed with only two drives.
