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Dell FP332 PCI Express Side Plane Riser Board for PowerEdge 1950
- Type: PCI Express Riser Board
- Compatibility: Dell PowerEdge 1950 Server
- Form Factor: Side Plane
- Interface: PCI Express
- Purpose: Provides additional expansion slots
- Enhances server connectivity and functionality
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Product Overview
The Dell FP332 is a PCI Express Side Plane Riser Board designed for the PowerEdge 1950 server. It provides expansion slots for additional PCI Express cards, enhancing the server's capabilities.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Riser Board |
| Interface | PCI Express |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 1950 |
Product Description
The Dell FP332 Side Plane Riser Board is a crucial component for expanding the capabilities of the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server. It allows for the installation of additional PCI Express expansion cards, which can include network interface cards, storage controllers, or other specialized hardware. This riser board is designed to fit into the side plane of the server chassis, ensuring proper physical and electrical connections. By providing these expansion options, the FP332 enables system administrators to customize the server's configuration to meet specific workload requirements. This is particularly important in environments where high-speed networking, advanced storage solutions, or specialized I/O is necessary. The board is engineered to meet Dell's rigorous standards for reliability and performance, ensuring seamless integration with the PowerEdge 1950 platform. Installation of the FP332 typically involves mounting it within the server chassis and then inserting the desired PCI Express cards into the available slots. This process allows for a flexible and scalable server infrastructure, capable of adapting to evolving business needs. The riser board itself is a passive component, meaning it does not contain any active processing elements but rather facilitates the connection of other components.


