Axiom 10Gigabit Ethernet Card ide cable
A 10Gigabit Ethernet card for high-performance network server connectivity
- 10 Gigabit throughput for high-speed data transfer
- 32-bit PCI interface fits legacy server slots
- 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps bandwidth range covers diverse needs
- 500 tested adapters ensure long-term reliability
- Optimized for virtualization to consolidate I/O workloads
10 Gigabit Ethernet adapter for enterprise servers
This Axiom network server adapter delivers 10Gbps bandwidth through a PCIe x8 interface. It is built for IT environments that need high-throughput connectivity for virtualization and converged data and storage traffic. The card suits administrators consolidating I/O on branded OEM systems.
Verify PCIe x8 slot and bracket clearance
Confirm the host server has a free PCIe x8 slot and that the bracket fits the chassis form factor. Ensure the operating environment supports the 10Gbps copper or fibre connector type required by your cabling plant. The adapter targets designated OEM platforms so cross-reference the hardware compatibility list.
Enterprise-grade reliability
Each unit is 100-percent tested for long-term reliability in mission-critical applications. Available port configurations include single, dual and quad options in copper or fibre to match existing Fibre Channel and Ethernet investments. The design protects current infrastructure while reducing operating and total cost expense.
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- Price $193.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AXIOM MEMORY |
Questions about this item
Does the Axiom 10Gigabit Ethernet Card ship with an IDE cable in the box?
The product is listed as an IDE cable, but the supplier title describes a 10Gigabit Ethernet card. Only the cable itself is confirmed to be included; no brackets, screws or adapters are mentioned.
Which version should I choose — the 10Gbps card or the 100Mbs option noted in the highlights?
The supplier highlights mention bandwidths from 100Mbs up to 10Gbs across the family; this specific listing carries the 10Gigabit designation, so select it when you need the highest available throughput.
What does the 6.500 figure mean for real-world throughput once the card is installed?
The 6.500 value appears in the manufacturer highlights without a stated unit; it likely represents a tested performance metric such as transactions per second rather than raw gigabits per second.
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