Graviton
Graviton 530SFP 10GB 2-port Adapter 652503-B21
A 10 Gb two-port SFP+ network adapter using the BCM57810S controller, supplied tested without transceiver modules
- Dual-port 10GB connectivity for high-speed networking
- Broadcom BCM57810S controller ensures reliable server performance
- New condition with tested functionality for immediate deployment
- Compatible with multiple part numbers for flexible integration
Dual-port 10 GB SFP+ network adapter
This pulled NC530SFP card uses a Broadcom BCM57810S controller and provides two 10 GB SFP+ ports. The module is not included so transceivers must be sourced separately. It suits administrators adding 10 GB connectivity to servers or workstations with an available PCIe slot.
Requires separate SFP+ transceivers
Buyers who need a complete link with optics or cables included cannot use this card as shipped. The adapter is sold without any SFP+ modules, so additional parts must be purchased before the ports become operational.
Highlights
- Dual-port 10GB connectivity for high-speed networking
- Broadcom BCM57810S controller ensures reliable server performance
- New condition with tested functionality for immediate deployment
- Compatible with multiple part numbers for flexible integration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 10 GB headline speed mean once the card is installed in a server?
The adapter provides two SFP+ ports each capable of 10 Gbps line-rate throughput, so a single port can move up to 10 gigabits per second of Ethernet traffic when connected to a compatible transceiver and switch.
What interface standard does the card use and what does that cap in practice?
It plugs into a PCI Express slot and uses the Broadcom BCM57810S controller, so the practical ceiling is the PCIe link width and generation of the host system, which limits total bidirectional bandwidth to the slot's maximum.
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