BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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DELL
Adds two Gigabit Ethernet connections through a PCIe slot
The Dell 1P8D1 is a dual-port PCIe Gigabit network adapter supplied new for server and workstation environments. It adds two copper Ethernet connections through a single expansion slot. The board measures 5.1 units across its listed dimensions. It is suited for administrators expanding wired LAN capacity on compatible Dell platforms.
This card suits IT teams adding redundant links or segregating traffic on supported Dell hardware. It is not for buyers who need fibre connectivity, Power over Ethernet, or speeds beyond Gigabit Ethernet. Systems lacking an available PCIe slot or requiring a different bracket profile should consider other options.
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The card measures 1 by 1 inches in height and width, so it fits a standard low-profile PCIe bracket.
Insert the card into any x4 or wider PCIe slot; the dual-port gigabit controller negotiates link speed automatically.
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