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Green Dell DRAC FX100 PCIe x16 card with two DVI ports and one RJ45 port

DELL

DELL DRAC FX100 Remote Access Host Card WD0GV

SKU CH-83HV-2WJAJ

Adds remote KVM-over-IP management to compatible Dell OptiPlex, Dimension, Inspiron, XPS and Vostro desktops via a PCIe x16 card with dual DVI and a dedicated NIC

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  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit and function
  • DRAC FX100 enables remote KVM access over IP for headless management
  • PCI-E x16 interface provides direct host connectivity
  • Dual DVI outputs support local video alongside remote console
  • Single NIC port handles all management traffic over existing network

Dell DRAC FX100 Remote Access Card

The Dell DRAC FX100 is a genuine OEM host card that adds dedicated remote-management capability to a long list of OptiPlex, Inspiron, XPS, Vostro and Dimension desktops. It plugs into a full-height PCI Express x16 slot and provides out-of-band access so administrators can monitor, power-cycle or reinstall systems without being physically present. The card is aimed at IT teams that manage fleets of compatible Dell towers and small-form-factor units in offices, labs or branch locations.

PCI Express x16 mounting with dual DVI and NIC

The card occupies a standard full-height PCIe x16 expansion slot and exposes two DVI video outputs alongside a single RJ-45 network port. The DVI connectors allow the card to drive local displays for initial setup or troubleshooting, while the dedicated Ethernet jack carries the management traffic separately from the host operating system. Because it uses a full-height bracket, the card fits only chassis that accept full-height add-in cards; low-profile or slim towers cannot accommodate it.

Remote management limited to supported Dell desktops

The FX100 firmware works exclusively with the Dell desktop models listed in the compatibility table, so it cannot be used in servers, workstations from other vendors, or newer OptiPlex generations beyond those identified. The interface relies on the PCIe x16 bus for power and data, but the management features are bounded by the card's own processor and the DRAC implementation Dell developed for these platforms. Buyers needing IPMI, Redfish or support for current-generation hardware will not find those capabilities here.

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Questions about this item

Does the PCI-E x16 interface on this DRAC FX100 card limit the remote-access throughput compared to a dedicated management port?

The card uses a PCI-E x16 slot for host power and signalling, while the dedicated LAN port on the bracket carries the management traffic independently of the host operating system.

Will the full-height bracket fit inside a Dell OptiPlex 780 small-form-factor chassis?

The bracket is full-height, so it fits only standard-height OptiPlex, Dimension, Inspiron, XPS and Vostro towers listed; small-form-factor models need a low-profile bracket instead.

What is the correct sequence to install the WD0GV card and avoid the common mistake of losing remote access after a reboot?

Power off the system, insert the card into a PCI-E x16 slot, connect the LAN cable to the card's NIC port, power on, enter BIOS to enable the DRAC device, then configure the network settings in the DRAC web interface before relying on remote access.

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