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'REGISTERED ECC' / 'REGISTERED NON-ECC' (SERVER MEMORY) ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR USE IN CONSUMER PC / NOTEBOOK
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Description
Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE IB HDR PCIe G3 Aux Card W/long Cbl. Internal. Connectivity technology: Wired, Host interface: PCI Express, Interface: Ethernet
Notes:
Max Qty=1; Must be ordered with HPE Infiniband HDR/Ethernet 200G 1p 9400QSFP56 (P06154-B21)
Pair must be installed in same riser. If installed in separate riser, the risers should e adjacent to each other example riser 1 and riser 2 or riser2 and riser 3
Are you looking for extremely high-bandwidth and very low latency communications for your HPE Apollo System and HPE ProLiant DL rack mount server families? The HPE HDR InfiniBand and Ethernet adapters are designed for customers who deploy high performance computing (HPC) systems with their HPE ProLiant XL and HPE ProLiant DL Gen10 and Gen10 Plus servers in the data center. The HPE InfiniBand HDR/HDR100 and Ethernet adapters are available as stand up cards or in the OCP 3.0 form factor, equipped with 1 port or 2 ports. Combined with HDR InfiniBand switches, they deliver low latency and up to 200Gbps bandwidth, ideal for performance-driven server and storage clustering applications in HPC and enterprise data centers.
Specifications
Weight & dimensions | |
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Weight | 140 g |
Height | 62 mm |
Depth | 177.8 mm |
Width | 218.4 mm |
Performance | |
Compatible products | ProLiant DL Rack Mount Gen10 servers |
Design | |
Component for | Camcorder |
Ports & interfaces | |
Fiber optic connector | QSFP+ |
PCI Express x16 (Gen 3.x) slots | 1 |
HDD interface | Ethernet |
Host interface | PCI Express |
Internal | Y |
Connectivity technology | Wired |