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HP DL380 G10 X8 X16 X8 M.2 NEBS Riser Card
Adds three PCIe slots — x16, x8 and x8 — plus an M.2 connector to compatible DL380 Gen10 servers
- TypeRiser Card
- Adds three PCIe expansion slots to the server
- Supports x16 and dual x8 slot configurations
- Includes M.2 slot for additional storage
- NEBS certified for carrier-grade environments
- Compatible with multiple DL380 Gen10 models
HP DL380 Gen10 Riser Kit
This riser kit is designed for HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 servers including Base, Entry, High Performance and Performance models. It adds three expansion slots to the chassis for additional I/O cards. System builders expanding server connectivity use this part.
Three mixed-width slots change connectivity
The kit provides one PCI Express x16 slot and two PCI Express x8 slots plus an M.2 position. This layout lets administrators install GPUs, network adapters or storage controllers in a single assembly. The mixed widths determine which cards fit each position.
Direct chassis installation with slot alignment
The riser mounts into the server chassis using the standard mounting points for the DL380 Gen10 family. Installers must match each card to the correct x16 or x8 slot to avoid mechanical interference. Misaligned cards are the most common cause of failed POST.
Highlights
- Adds three PCIe expansion slots to the server
- Supports x16 and dual x8 slot configurations
- Includes M.2 slot for additional storage
- NEBS certified for carrier-grade environments
- Compatible with multiple DL380 Gen10 models
Specifications
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Type | Riser Card |
Questions about this item
Will the M.2 slot on this riser card need a specific drive replacement later?
The riser kit provides an M.2 connector; drive replacement depends on the M.2 module you install and its own service life.
Which expansion slot saturates first under sustained load on the DL380 Gen10?
The kit offers one PCI Express x16 and two PCI Express x8 slots; the x8 lanes will reach bandwidth limits before the x16 slot.
How much extra heat does the 826701-B21 riser add when the server runs all day?
The riser card itself is a passive board; thermal load comes from the PCIe cards and M.2 module you populate in its three slots.
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