Dell Mellanox CX653105A ConnectX-6 100GB QSFP56 Network Adapter 7TKND For Sale

Dell Mellanox CX653105A ConnectX-6  100GB QSFP56 Network Adapter 7TKND
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Dell Mellanox CX653105A ConnectX-6 100GB QSFP56 Network Adapter 7TKND:
$220.00

Dell Mellanox CX653105A ConnectX-6 Single Port 100GB QSFP56 Network Adapter 7TKND
In Good Condition, Full Working OrderTested2 Year WarrantyLow Profile Card With Full Height Bracket
Includes:
  • 1 xDell Mellanox CX653105A ConnectX-6 Single Port 100GB QSFP56 Network Adapter 7TKND
Technical Specifications:
  • Form Factor:Plug-in Card - Low Profile
  • Interface (Bus) Type:PCI Express
  • Device Type:Network Adapter
  • Ports:100Gb Ethernet / 100Gb Infiniband QSFP56 x 1
  • Data Link Protocol:100 Gigabit Infiniband
  • Connectivity Technology:Wired
  • Data Transfer Rate:100 Gbps
  • Interfaces:1 x 100Gb Ethernet / 100Gb Infiniband - QSFP28
This Product Is Compatible With The Following Systems:
  • Poweredge R640
  • Poweredge R740xd
  • Poweredge R440
  • Poweredge R840
  • Poweredge R940xa
  • Poweredge R6525
  • Poweredge R7515
  • Poweredge C6525
  • Poweredge R7525
  • Poweredge R740
  • Poweredge C6420
  • Poweredge C4140
  • Poweredge R6515

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