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IBM 49Y7950 System X high-profile bracket, metal finish

IBM

IBM 49Y7950 System X High Profile Bracket

SKU CH-3AWD-GGRZT

High-profile bracket enables full-height card installation in System X servers

  • Designed for System X servers with high-profile bracket
  • Part number 49Y7950 ensures exact compatibility
  • Ready for immediate installation in compatible chassis
  • Lightweight construction at 5.1 units for easy handling

IBM 49Y7950 High Profile Bracket

This bracket is a mechanical accessory for IBM System X network interface cards. It adapts a low-profile card to a full-height expansion slot in standard server chassis. The part is sold new and includes only the bracket itself.

Mounting hardware for full-height slots

The bracket provides the necessary height for secure installation in 4U or tower systems that require a full-height faceplate. Without this bracket the card cannot be fastened in a standard slot. Buyers needing a low-profile bracket or a complete network card with electronics must source a different part.

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Price $435.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 49Y7950 bracket fit the low-profile slot in my older System X chassis?

This is a high-profile bracket only; it is designed for full-height expansion slots in System X servers and will not fit low-profile openings.

How can I confirm the 49Y7950 bracket is seated correctly after installation?

The bracket should sit flush against the chassis rear panel with the retention screw tightened and the network card’s faceplate aligned to the cutout.

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