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A PCI network interface card for Dell Optiplex GX260 systems
The Dell Optiplex Gx260 is a PCI network interface card designed for wired Ethernet connectivity. It suits owners of compatible Dell Optiplex systems who need to replace a failed onboard port or add a dedicated network link. The card installs into a standard PCI slot on the motherboard. It provides a reliable wired connection for office or home networks.
Before ordering, verify that your system has a free PCI expansion slot and that the bracket height matches your chassis. Confirm the operating system includes or can obtain a driver for this Dell network adapter. Ensure the card's physical dimensions do not interfere with other installed components inside the case.
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The listing shows a single Dell Optiplex Gx260 PCI network card with no alternative versions or capacities offered.
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