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Adds PCI-X expansion slots to Dell PowerEdge 850 and 860 servers
This Dell Gj159 riser card adds PCI-X expansion slots to compatible PowerEdge 850 and 860 servers. It is a new component designed to fit the specific chassis architecture of those systems. The card enables the installation of additional PCI-X peripherals inside the server enclosure. Part number Gj159 identifies this specific Dell spare part.
This riser suits IT staff maintaining existing Dell PowerEdge 850 or 860 platforms that require extra PCI-X connectivity. It is not for builders working with modern PCI Express motherboards or consumer desktop cases. Buyers needing PCIe risers, different form factors, or cards for other server generations should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Type | Flash Memory |
The Gj159 riser card is built for the PowerEdge 850 and 860 servers.
It measures 1 by 1 by 1 inches and weighs 5.1 units, fitting the standard riser slot in the 850 and 860.
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