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Dell F4582 2-Port PCI Expansion Controller Card
- Interface: PCI
- Ports: 2 x Expansion Ports
- Form Factor: Controller Card
- Function: Adds peripheral connectivity
- Expands system I/O capabilities
- Designed for legacy PCI slots
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Product Overview
The Dell F4582 is a 2-Port PCI Expansion Controller Card. This card provides additional connectivity options for systems equipped with PCI slots, allowing for the expansion of peripheral support.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCI |
| Ports | 2 x Expansion Ports |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Controller Card |
Product Description
The Dell F4582 is a controller card designed to be installed in a PCI slot, offering expanded input/output capabilities for compatible Dell systems. It features two expansion ports, which can be utilized for various types of peripherals depending on the specific functionality of the card (e.g., additional serial, parallel, or USB ports, though the exact type is not specified by the SKU alone). This card is a solution for systems that may have limited built-in ports or require additional connectivity for specific hardware. This expansion card leverages the PCI bus architecture, which was a standard interface for many years in PC hardware. While newer systems primarily use PCIe, PCI slots are still found in many older or specialized workstations and servers. The F4582 allows these systems to accommodate additional hardware, extending their utility and lifespan. By providing two additional ports, the F4582 enhances the versatility of a computer system. It can be used to connect legacy devices, specialized industrial equipment, or simply to provide more options for connecting common peripherals. Its straightforward design ensures ease of installation and integration into the operating system, making it a practical choice for expanding system I/O.
