SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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Adds a PCIe x8 expansion slot to a PowerEdge R310 server
This Dell K511K riser card provides a PCIe x8 expansion slot for the PowerEdge R310 server. It enables the installation of compatible low-profile add-in cards such as storage controllers or network adapters. The card is a new, genuine Dell component designed specifically for this 1U chassis.
This part suits IT professionals adding a RAID controller or extra NIC to a Dell PowerEdge R310. It does not suit builds outside that specific server model or installations needing a different slot form factor. Buyers requiring alternative riser configurations should verify the correct Dell part number for their platform.
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The K511K is a PCIe x8 riser card designed specifically for the PowerEdge R310, so it fits that model.
The x8 lane width provides eight PCI Express lanes to the installed card, limiting its maximum bandwidth to that width.
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