Intel EXPI9301CTBLK network card 10/100/1000Mbps PCI-Express
- 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
- PCIe
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A mezzanine card adding 10 GbE connectivity via Broadcom 57810S controller
This mezzanine card provides a 10 GbE network connection for compatible Dell servers. It uses the Broadcom 57810S controller and installs directly into a supported mezzanine slot. The adapter is designed for high-throughput data centre workloads. Part number 55G identifies the specific Dell configuration.
Installation requires a server chassis that accepts this form factor and provides the necessary PCIe lanes. The card frees a standard PCIe slot for other expansion cards such as storage controllers. Buyers without a compatible Dell mezzanine bay cannot use this adapter. No transceivers or cables are included.
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The card provides dual 10 GbE ports, each capable of 10 Gbps line-rate throughput under sustained load.
The Broadcom 57810S controller is designed for efficient operation within standard mezzanine power limits during continuous 10 GbE traffic.
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