Name: 0T8384 Dell PCI Express Riser Card for PowerEdge 2800 2850 Servers
Brand: Dell
SKU: 0T8384
Price: 394.83 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (119 reviews)

Product Overview
The Dell PCI Express Riser Card for PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 servers allows additional PCIe expansion slots to be added to these specific server models. It fits into existing hardware setups to provide necessary expansion without extensive modifications, making it a straightforward way to enhance server capabilities in established IT environments.

General Information
Brand	Dell
Part Number	0T8384

Technical Specification
Host Interface	PCI Express
Compatibility	Dell PowerEdge 2800,Dell PowerEdge 2850

Physical Characteristics
Form Factor	PCI Express Riser Card
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	Yes
Eco Friendly	Yes
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, cURus, CE, FCC, CCC, UL, TUV, cULus, CSA, cUL

Product Description
This Dell PCI Express riser card serves the purpose of expanding PCIe slots within PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 servers. It is commonly found in data centers or IT environments where these specific Dell server models are deployed. The card is built to provide extra expansion capability without requiring a full server upgrade. IT professionals and system administrators often rely on this riser card to add or upgrade network cards, storage controllers, or other PCIe-compatible hardware in their existing servers. Its compatibility with older server models makes it a practical solution for extending hardware lifespan. Key Features Supports additional PCIe expansion slots for enhanced server capabilities Compatible specifically with Dell PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 models Ensures stable PCIe connectivity with secure mounting Facilitates cost-effective hardware upgrades without replacing the server Constructed to maintain signal integrity and prevent hardware conflicts This riser card is typically deployed inside Dell PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 servers to extend their PCI Express capabilities. It plays a vital role in environments where expanding server functionality is necessary but replacing the entire system isn’t practical. By enabling additional PCIe slots, it helps maintain operational flexibility and supports diverse hardware needs in legacy server setups.

Use Cases
The Dell PCI Express Riser Card is typically implemented in legacy data center environments and enterprise IT setups that continue to leverage Dell PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 servers. It benefits IT administrators requiring enhanced PCIe connectivity without overhauling existing server infrastructure, streamlining hardware upgrades in cost-conscious or stable operational settings. How It's Used: Expanding network interface options in mid-size data centers running legacy Dell PowerEdge 2800 and 2850 servers to support increased throughput demands. Enabling additional storage controller cards in virtualization clusters to enhance I/O capacity without migrating to newer hardware. Facilitating hardware upgrades in remote office environments where budget constraints necessitate extending the lifespan of existing server assets. Supporting edge computing deployments by adding specialized PCIe cards to improve processing capabilities while maintaining compatibility with older server models. Integrating legacy server platforms into hybrid IT environments requiring incremental expansion of PCIe slots for evolving workload requirements. This riser card supports operational continuity by allowing scalable expansion of PCIe resources within legacy server infrastructures. It provides a practical solution for enhancing server performance and adaptability while minimizing disruption to established data center configurations.

0T8384 Dell PCI Express Riser Card for PowerEdge 2800 2850 Servers

Product Overview

General Information

Technical Specification

Physical Characteristics

Miscellaneous

Product Description

Use Cases