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A 4 Gb single-channel Fibre Channel HBA connects servers to storage networks via a PCIe x4 low-profile card with standard bracket
This QLogic Fibre Channel HBA provides a single 4Gb channel on a PCIe x4 interface with a low-profile form factor and standard bracket included. The card-only package suits integration into storage-area-network infrastructure where 4Gb link speed is the design target.
It fits administrators maintaining existing 4Gb SAN fabrics or expanding legacy arrays that do not support higher link rates. Buyers who need multi-port density, higher link speeds, or advanced offload engines should select a different adapter class.
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The card weighs 5.1 units and occupies a single low-profile slot, so its thermal output remains modest inside a properly ventilated server chassis.
It requires an available PCIe x4 slot and includes a standard-height bracket; the low-profile form factor also fits 1U systems when the bracket is swapped.
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