DELL
DELL R557C PCI-E Expansion Riser 1 Board PowerEdge R710 server accessory
Adds three PCI-E x8 expansion slots to a PowerEdge R710 server
- TypeOther
- FeaturesPCI-E Expansion Riser 1 Board PowerEdge R710
- Genuine Dell part for PowerEdge R710 servers
- Adds three PCIe x8 slots via R557C riser board
- Original manufacturer component ensures server compatibility
- Expands I/O capacity for R710 server systems
PCI-E Expansion Riser Board
This genuine Dell R557C riser board adds three PCI-E x8 slots to a PowerEdge R710 server. It plugs directly into the system board to provide additional expansion capacity for compatible add-in cards. The refurbished unit is a Dell original part numbered R557C.
Server upgrade scenarios
This riser suits administrators expanding I/O connectivity in a R710 chassis with available riser slots. It does not fit other server models or desktop platforms. Buyers needing different slot counts, alternative form factors, or support for newer bus standards should look at other expansion options.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell part for PowerEdge R710 servers
- Adds three PCIe x8 slots via R557C riser board
- Original manufacturer component ensures server compatibility
- Expands I/O capacity for R710 server systems
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | R557C |
| Type | Other |
| Features | PCI-E Expansion Riser 1 Board PowerEdge R710 |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 356 × 254 × 152 mm |
Questions about this item
Which Dell PowerEdge server model accepts the R557C riser board?
The R557C is designed for the Dell PowerEdge R710 server chassis and plugs directly into its system board.
How many PCIe x8 slots does the R557C add to a PowerEdge R710?
This riser provides three PCIe x8 connectors, expanding the R710 with additional full-height expansion capacity.
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