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Adds two 10 GbE and two 1 GbE RJ45 ports via an rNDC module for Dell servers
This Dell Intel X550 I350 rNDC adapter provides two 10 GbE ports and two 1 GbE RJ45 ports in a single card. It is suited for servers or workstations that need mixed-speed copper connectivity through an rNDC slot. The component arrives tested with firmware updated.
The card delivers exactly two 10 GbE and two 1 GbE RJ45 links via the rNDC interface. Buyers who need more than two 10 GbE ports or who require SFP+ cages instead of RJ45 cannot use this part. Systems without an rNDC slot are also incompatible.
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The two 10 GbE ports each provide a 10 Gbps link, giving the server two independent high-speed paths for storage or cluster traffic.
The rNDC connector carries PCIe signals inside Dell PowerEdge servers, so the card’s four ports run at the speeds shown without an external slot bottleneck.
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