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Dell 0R557C 3-Slots PCI Express Riser Card Board 1 for PowerEdge R710
- 3-slot PCI Express expansion
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge R710 servers
- Board 1 configuration
- Provides additional I/O connectivity
- Facilitates the installation of PCI Express cards
- Ensures compatibility with server architecture
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Product Overview
This is a 3-slot PCI Express riser card board, identified as Board 1, for the Dell PowerEdge R710 server. It is designed to provide expansion slots for PCI Express devices.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Riser Card Board |
| Number of Slots | 3 |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI Express |
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge R710 |
Product Description
The Dell 0R557C is a 3-slot PCI Express riser card board, specifically designated as Board 1, intended for use with the Dell PowerEdge R710 server. This component is engineered to offer expanded I/O capabilities, allowing for the installation of multiple PCI Express add-in cards. Its primary function is to provide the necessary physical and electrical interfaces for these expansion devices within the server chassis. This riser card is crucial for system administrators who need to enhance the functionality of their PowerEdge R710 servers. By offering three PCI Express slots, it supports the addition of various peripherals such as network adapters, storage controllers, or other specialized hardware that can improve server performance and versatility. The 'Board 1' designation typically indicates its placement or role in the server's expansion topology. Ensuring compatibility and reliable operation, the 0R557C riser card is built to Dell's specifications for the R710 platform. It facilitates a straightforward installation process, enabling users to easily upgrade or customize their server configurations to meet the demands of diverse applications and workloads. This expansion capability is vital for maintaining a flexible and high-performing server infrastructure.

