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X1300A-R5 - NetApp Compression PCI Express Network Interface Card
- PCI Express interface for high-speed connectivity
- Dedicated hardware for data compression offload
- Improves storage I/O performance
- Reduces storage capacity requirements
- Enhances network throughput for storage traffic
- Designed for NetApp storage systems
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Key specifications
See full specs ↓- Product Type
- Network Interface Card (NIC)
- Interface
- PCI Express
- Functionality
- Data Compression Offload
- Brand
- NetApp
Product details
The NetApp Compression PCI Express Network Interface Card (NIC) is engineered to enhance storage performance by offloading data compression tasks from the host system. This specialized NIC accelerates storage operations, reduces storage footprint, and improves overall data throughput.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Network Interface Card (NIC) |
| Interface | PCI Express |
Additional Specifications
| Functionality | Data Compression Offload |
| Brand | NetApp |
Description
The NetApp Compression PCI Express Network Interface Card (X1300A-R5) is a critical component for optimizing storage performance within NetApp environments. By integrating dedicated hardware for data compression, this NIC significantly reduces the processing load on the host CPU, allowing for more efficient utilization of system resources. This offloading capability not only speeds up data read and write operations but also contributes to substantial savings in storage capacity by compressing data before it is written to disk.
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