BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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IBM
Adds memory capacity to System X3850 X5 servers with this expansion card
This IBM memory expansion card carries part number 69Y1742 and is built for the System x3850 X5 server platform. It adds extra memory slots so the chassis can support larger configurations than the base board allows. The card is new and intended for administrators scaling up existing x3850 X5 deployments.
Under continuous operation the card runs at the thermal limits defined by the server chassis airflow design. It does not throttle memory bandwidth during extended workloads because it has no active cooling of its own. Buyers who need more expansion slots than this single card provides should look elsewhere.
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The card is a passive component with no fans, so it does not increase acoustic noise or generate additional heat beyond the memory modules installed on it.
It must be installed in an IBM System X3850 X5 with the latest UEFI firmware to recognise the additional memory slots.
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