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Dell 320-4537 PCI X Riser Card for PowerEdge 850
- Single PCI-X slot for expansion
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge 850 servers
- Enables integration of PCI-X peripherals
- Supports legacy hardware expansion
- Compact design for server integration
- Reliable connectivity for expansion cards
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Product Overview
The Dell 320-4537 is a PCI-X riser card designed for the Dell PowerEdge 850 server. It provides expansion slots for adding PCI-X peripherals to the server.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Riser Card |
| Interface | PCI-X |
Additional Specifications
| Number of Slots | 1 |
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 850 |
Product Description
The Dell 320-4537 riser card is a specialized component intended for the Dell PowerEdge 850 server, offering a single PCI-X expansion slot. This card allows users to add peripherals that utilize the PCI-X interface, which was a common standard for high-speed expansion cards before the widespread adoption of PCI Express. It serves as an adapter, enabling the installation of these cards into the server's architecture where a direct slot might not be available or optimally positioned. This riser card is particularly useful for maintaining compatibility with existing infrastructure or for integrating specific hardware that is only available in the PCI-X format. The PowerEdge 850, being an entry-level server, benefits from such expansion options to cater to a wider range of business needs. The 320-4537 ensures that the server can accommodate these legacy expansion cards, providing flexibility for network upgrades, storage controllers, or other specialized add-in cards. Installation of the Dell 320-4537 typically involves connecting it to the server's motherboard and then inserting the PCI-X card into the available slot on the riser. This process allows for enhanced functionality and customization of the PowerEdge 850, making it a versatile solution for small to medium-sized businesses. The card's design is focused on reliability and efficient use of space within the server chassis.


