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Server motherboard with dual 1GbE LAN ports for Intel S1400FP family systems
The Graviton S1400FP2 is a server motherboard from the S1400FP family that provides two integrated 1GbE network ports. It is designed for deployment in rack or tower systems where dual-Gigabit connectivity is required out of the box. The board ships in new condition.
This motherboard fits administrators who need a pair of onboard 1GbE interfaces for management, storage or client traffic. Buyers whose workloads demand higher-speed networking will need a different motherboard or an add-in NIC.
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The S1400FP family name identifies this as a server motherboard designed for Intel platforms with dual integrated 1GbE LAN ports for network connectivity.
The two LAN ports use 1GbE Ethernet, which caps practical throughput at 1 gigabit per second per port.
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