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Dell 0T8384 PCI Express/PCI X Riser Board for PowerEdge 2800
- Supports both PCI Express and PCI-X interfaces
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge 2800 servers
- Offers flexibility for mixed-interface expansion cards
- Enables integration of both new and older peripherals
- Facilitates hardware upgrades and customization
- Ensures reliable connectivity for diverse expansion needs
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Product Overview
The Dell 0T8384 is a versatile riser board for the Dell PowerEdge 2800 server, supporting both PCI Express and PCI-X interfaces. It provides expansion slots for a mix of modern and legacy peripheral cards.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Riser Board |
| Interface | PCI Express / PCI-X |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 2800 |
Product Description
The Dell 0T8384 riser board is a key component for the Dell PowerEdge 2800 server, offering a unique combination of expansion interfaces. This board is designed to accommodate both PCI Express (PCIe) and PCI-X expansion cards, providing a bridge between older and newer peripheral technologies. This dual-interface capability is particularly valuable for servers that may need to support a mix of legacy hardware and modern add-in cards, offering significant flexibility in system configuration. This riser board allows administrators to leverage existing PCI-X investments while also incorporating the higher bandwidth and performance of PCI Express devices. This is essential for environments that are in transition or require specific hardware that is only available in one of the two formats. The 0T8384 ensures that the PowerEdge 2800 can be adapted to a wider range of operational requirements. Installation of the Dell 0T8384 typically involves connecting it to the server's motherboard and then inserting the appropriate PCI Express or PCI-X cards into their respective slots. This component is vital for maximizing the utility and lifespan of the PowerEdge 2800, enabling it to meet evolving IT demands through flexible hardware expansion. Its design prioritizes stability and reliable data transfer for all connected peripherals.
