Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 4 Gb single-channel PCIe Fibre Channel host bus adapter with a standard bracket for server storage connectivity
The HP Fc2142Sr is a single-channel PCIe host bus adapter built for 4Gb Fibre Channel connectivity. It ships as a card only with a standard bracket installed. This adapter adds SAN access to servers that have an available PCIe slot.
This card fits administrators adding Fibre Channel to an existing server infrastructure. It does not suit builds that need multi-channel throughput or a different bus interface. Buyers who need higher link speeds or additional ports should look at other options.
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The single-channel 4 Gb Fibre Channel link runs over a PCIe bus, capping throughput at 4 Gb/s per port.
The card measures 6.6" long, 2.54" wide and 1" high with the standard bracket, matching typical full-height PCIe slots.
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