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DELL 540-BBIU QLogic 57810 10GB network card

SKU CH-4Q2E-7G2P6

Dual-port 10 GB network card for high-speed wired connectivity

  • 10 Gb dual-port throughput with QLogic 57810 controller
  • Low-profile bracket fits space-constrained servers
  • Dell 540-BBIU part ensures OEM compatibility
  • New condition delivers full manufacturer specifications

DELL QLogic 57810 10 GB Network Card

This DELL network interface card uses the QLogic 57810 controller to provide dual-port 10 GB connectivity. The low-profile form factor fits standard and compact server chassis. It is designed for wired networking environments that require reliable high-speed data transfer.

Suits servers adding 10 GB links.

This card suits administrators upgrading rack or tower servers to 10 GB Ethernet over copper. It is not for environments that require fibre-channel or optical transceivers. Buyers needing single-port or higher-density port counts should consider other models.

Highlights

  • 10 Gb dual-port throughput with QLogic 57810 controller
  • Low-profile bracket fits space-constrained servers
  • Dell 540-BBIU part ensures OEM compatibility
  • New condition delivers full manufacturer specifications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 10 GbE QLogic 57810 card work in my older PCIe 2.0 server slots?

The card uses a standard PCIe interface and will negotiate down to the slot speed, so it functions in PCIe 2.0 slots at reduced bandwidth.

How can I verify the dual-port 10 GbE links are active after installation?

Check the link LEDs on each port; a solid green light indicates a live 10 GbE connection, while the OS network manager should show both interfaces up at 10 Gbps.

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