DELL
DELL BROADCOM 5709 Quad-Port 1Gbps PCIe Network Adapter R519P
Adds four 1Gbps Ethernet ports over a PCI Express x4 slot and includes a standard-profile bracket
- Four 1 Gbps ports expand server connectivity
- PCI Express x4 interface delivers full gigabit throughput
- Low-profile bracket included fits standard and full-height chassis
- Validated for PowerEdge R210 through R910 and T410 through T710
- Broadcom 5709 controller offloads TCP/IP processing from the CPU
Dell Broadcom 5709 Quad-Port Adapter
The Dell Broadcom 5709 is a quad-port Gigabit Ethernet adapter built for PCI Express x4 slots. It delivers four 1000Base-X connections through a standard plug-in card form factor. The package includes a full-height bracket for direct installation into compatible servers.
Fits listed PowerEdge servers only
This adapter suits administrators upgrading Dell PowerEdge R210, R410, R610, R710, R810, R900, R910, T410, T610 or T710 systems with verified part compatibility. Builders using other chassis, different PCIe slot widths, or non-Dell platforms should look elsewhere because the bracket and firmware alignment are specific to the listed models.
PCI Express x4 interface requirement
The card requires an available PCI Express x4 slot to operate at its designed throughput. Systems limited to x1 or x2 electrical links will restrict total bandwidth across the four ports. Verify the slot type before purchase to ensure the adapter can negotiate full link speed.
Highlights
- Four 1 Gbps ports expand server connectivity
- PCI Express x4 interface delivers full gigabit throughput
- Low-profile bracket included fits standard and full-height chassis
- Validated for PowerEdge R210 through R910 and T410 through T710
- Broadcom 5709 controller offloads TCP/IP processing from the CPU
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What PCI Express slot width does the quad-port 5709 card need to operate at full 1000Base-X speed?
It requires a PCI Express x4 slot to deliver four independent 1 Gbps links.
Will the adapter fit in a PowerEdge R610 that already has a dual-port NIC installed?
Yes, the R610 is on the validated server list and the card uses a standard x4 edge connector.
How can I confirm all four 1 Gbps ports are active after installing the driver?
Each port LED should show link and activity lights when cables are connected.
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