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Adds two 10 Gbps network ports to compatible Dell PowerEdge and Precision servers
The Dell X540-T2 3DFV8 is a low-profile converged network adapter that provides two 10GBASE-T connections. It plugs into a standard PCI Express slot and is designed for PowerEdge and Precision workstation platforms. The card is supplied new and carries Dell part number 3DFV8.
This adapter fits the listed PowerEdge C6220, R220, R320, R420, R520, R620, R720, R720xd, R920, T420, T620 and Precision R7610, T3610, T5610, T7610 systems. It does not suit servers or workstations outside that validated list, nor builders who need a different form factor or port count.
The decisive specification is the dual 10GBASE-T interface on a low-profile plug-in card. That combination determines whether the adapter matches the slot space and cabling plan of the target Dell platform.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | 3DFV8 |
| Speed | 10Gbps |
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