DELL
DELL Mx843 PCIe Riser Card PowerEdge R710
Adds extra PCIe slots to a PowerEdge R710 server using part Mx843
- TypeFlash Memory
- Adds PCIe expansion slots to PowerEdge R710
- Genuine Dell part Mx843 ensures server compatibility
- Compact riser card fits 1U height constraint
- New condition guarantees reliable installation
Dell Mx843 PCIe riser for PowerEdge R710
The Dell Mx843 is a PCIe riser card designed for the PowerEdge R710 server. It provides additional expansion slots within the 1U chassis. This new component is intended for administrators upgrading or repairing that specific platform. It is not for builders working on other server models or desktop systems.
Thermals, noise and power draw
The riser is a passive circuit board with no active cooling, so it adds no fan noise. Power consumption is limited to signal routing for installed PCIe cards. Thermal load depends entirely on the expansion cards populated in the slots.
Highlights
- Adds PCIe expansion slots to PowerEdge R710
- Genuine Dell part Mx843 ensures server compatibility
- Compact riser card fits 1U height constraint
- New condition guarantees reliable installation
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Type | Flash Memory |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Dell Mx843 PCIe riser card into the PowerEdge R710, and what step is often missed?
Power down the server, open the chassis, align the riser with the motherboard slot and the rear bracket, press firmly until seated, then secure the retention screw; the step often missed is fastening that screw before closing the case.
What maintenance or replacement will the Dell Mx843 riser card need during the life of the PowerEdge R710?
The riser is a passive board with no moving parts; it requires no scheduled maintenance and only needs replacement if physical damage occurs or a PCIe slot fails.
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