Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Gigabit Ethernet SX adapter with PCI interface for Netfinity servers
This IBM Netfinity adapter provides a Gigabit Ethernet SX connection over a standard PCI slot. It is built for administrators who need a fibre uplink on legacy server hardware that still uses the PCI bus. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible IBM Netfinity or similar rack and tower systems.
This card suits maintainers of older IBM servers that require a Gigabit SX link over multimode fibre. Builders working with PCIe-only platforms or copper-only infrastructures should look elsewhere, as the interface and media type will not match those environments.
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| Brand name | IBM |
The 06P3709 adapter requires a standard PCI slot on the server motherboard for installation and operation.
The 06P3709 adapter is designed for standard PCI slots; it may function in a PCI-X slot running at PCI speeds but full PCI-X performance is not supported.
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