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Dell 406-BBKX 57404 2-Ports 25Gb/s PCIe Network Interface Card
- Dual 25Gb/s Ethernet ports
- PCIe interface
- High-speed network connectivity
- Supports 25GbE speeds
- Ideal for enterprise servers
- Enhances data transfer rates
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Product Overview
The Dell 406-BBKX is a 25Gb/s network interface card designed for high-speed networking. It features two ports and utilizes a PCIe interface for efficient data transfer. This card is suitable for servers requiring enhanced network performance for demanding applications.
Technical Information
| SKU | 406-BBKX |
| Title | Dell 406-BBKX 57404 2-Ports 25Gb/s PCIe Network Interface Card |
| Number of Ports | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Data Rate | 25Gb/s per port |
| Interface | PCIe |
| Type | Network Interface Card |
Product Description
The Dell 406-BBKX network interface card, identified by Dell part number 57404, is engineered to provide high-speed networking capabilities for server environments. It features two ports capable of delivering 25Gb/s Ethernet speeds, making it suitable for applications that demand significant bandwidth and rapid data throughput. This card utilizes a standard PCIe interface, ensuring broad compatibility with Dell servers and other systems that support PCIe expansion slots. The high bandwidth provided by the PCIe connection, combined with the 25Gb/s port speed, minimizes network latency and bottlenecks, thereby improving the performance of demanding applications such as virtualization, big data analytics, and cloud computing. Designed for reliability and performance, the 406-BBKX is an essential component for modern data centers looking to upgrade their network infrastructure. It facilitates faster data transfers, supports increased network traffic, and contributes to the overall efficiency and responsiveness of server operations.
