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Apple 661-5007 4-Ports Fibre Channel 4Gb/s Card for Mac Pro Early 2009
- 4-Port Fibre Channel connectivity
- 4Gb/s transfer speed per port
- Compatible with Mac Pro Early 2009
- Enables connection to Fibre Channel SANs
- High-performance storage access
- Ideal for demanding professional workflows
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Product Overview
The Apple 661-5007 is a 4-port Fibre Channel controller card designed for Mac Pro systems, specifically the Early 2009 models. It offers 4Gb/s connectivity, enabling high-speed access to Fibre Channel storage networks.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Fibre Channel Card |
| Ports | 4 |
| Speed | 4Gb/s |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Mac Pro Early 2009 |
| Brand | Apple |
| Part Number | 661-5007 |
Product Description
The Apple 661-5007 is a high-performance Fibre Channel interface card designed to enhance the storage capabilities of Mac Pro systems, particularly the Early 2009 models. This card features four Fibre Channel ports, each capable of operating at 4Gb/s, providing substantial bandwidth for connecting to enterprise-grade Storage Area Networks (SANs). With its multi-port design and high transfer speeds, the 661-5007 is ideal for professional users who work with large datasets and require fast, reliable access to storage. This includes applications like high-definition video editing, complex 3D rendering, scientific simulations, and large database management, where storage performance is critical to workflow efficiency. By enabling direct connection to Fibre Channel SANs, this card allows Mac Pro users to leverage the scalability, performance, and reliability of enterprise storage solutions. It is a key component for workstations that need to handle demanding I/O operations and manage vast amounts of data effectively, ensuring that storage is not a bottleneck for productivity.
