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Green circuit board riser card with PCIe 16x slot for X3550 M2 M3 server

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Ruth's sister X3550 M2 M3 Server SingleSlot PCI-E Riser Card 16X 43V7066 43V6936 43W8880

SKU CH-7P2F-AVBSN

Adds a single-slot PCIe 16X expansion board to X3550 M2 or M3 servers

  • Expands X3550 M2 M3 servers with PCI-E 16X slot
  • Supports graphics expansion cards via single-slot riser
  • Compatible with part numbers 43V7066 43V6936 43W8880
  • New condition ensures reliable server upgrade

Compatible Server Riser Card

This PCI-E riser card is built for the X3550 M2 and M3 server platforms. It provides a single-slot 16X expansion interface for graphics or other add-in cards. Part numbers 43V7066, 43V6936, and 43W8880 identify the supported hardware. The board enables vertical card installation in compatible chassis.

For X3550 M2 M3 Upgrades

This riser suits administrators adding a PCIe 16X card to an X3550 M2 or M3 system. It will not fit servers outside this specific model line. Buyers needing multi-slot risers or different form factors should look at other options. Verify the exact part number before ordering.

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Price $34.99
Cheaper than about 79% of the 1,505 comparable items (median $90.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How many PCIe lanes does the 16X riser card provide for the X3550 M2 M3 Server?

The riser card provides a 16X PCIe slot, delivering up to 16 lanes of bandwidth for the installed expansion card.

Does the riser card add any active cooling or power draw that affects server thermals?

The riser is a passive board with no onboard fan or power circuitry, so it adds negligible heat and draws no auxiliary power beyond the slot itself.

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