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Ruth's sister PowerEdge R710 PCI-E Riser Board with Cage/Bracket 0MX843

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PCI-E riser board with cage and bracket for PowerEdge R710 servers

  • PCI-E expansion for PowerEdge R710 servers
  • Includes cage and bracket for secure mounting
  • New condition ready for immediate installation
  • Part number 0MX843 MX843 matches CN-0MX843

PCI-E Riser for PowerEdge R710

The Ruth's sister 0MX843 PCI-E riser board includes its cage and bracket for Dell PowerEdge R710 servers. It provides the physical slot needed to install expansion cards in the chassis. This component is sold new and matches part numbers 0MX843, MX843 and CN-0MX843.

Not for non-R710 systems

Buyers who need a riser for a different server model or form factor cannot use this board. It is also unsuitable for anyone looking for external cabling or power adapters, as the item is an internal expansion board assembly.

How it compares

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Price $26.99
Pricier than about 69% of the 7,839 comparable items (median $14.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 0MX843 riser board fit my existing PowerEdge R710 chassis without modification?

The 0MX843 riser board with cage and bracket is designed specifically for the PowerEdge R710 server and matches the original CN-0MX843 part number for direct installation.

How can I verify the riser board is functioning correctly after installing it in my R710?

After installation, the server POST should recognise any PCIe cards seated in the riser slots and the operating system will enumerate them without errors.

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