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A dual-port 10Gb PCIe server adapter in a low-profile form factor
This Intel X520-SR2 adapter adds two 10Gb Ethernet ports through a PCI Express slot. The low-profile bracket fits compact server chassis where full-height cards cannot be installed. It is built for data-centre and high-performance computing environments that need reliable 10Gb connectivity.
Administrators who require more than two ports or a different connector type should consider other options. Buyers without an available PCI Express slot cannot use this card. The module targets 10Gb Ethernet deployments and does not support other networking standards.
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| Brand name | INTEL |
The X520-SR2 provides two 10Gb ports on a single low-profile PCIe card, so choose it when you need dual-port 10Gb connectivity in a slim server slot.
Each of the two ports can handle up to 10 gigabits per second of network throughput, giving the server a combined 20Gb/s of 10GbE bandwidth.
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