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Intel I350T4V2 network card

SKU CH-1VFJ-51EH8

Four-port Gigabit Ethernet server adapter for wired network expansion

  • Quad-port Gigabit Ethernet for high-density server connectivity
  • Intel I350 controller delivers reliable wired performance
  • PCI Express interface fits standard server expansion slots
  • Retail packaging includes full manufacturer accessories

Four-port Intel server adapter

The Intel I350T4V2 is a quad-port Ethernet server adapter supplied new in retail packaging. It provides four copper connections for wired networking in server or workstation environments. The card is built for reliable data transfer across multiple simultaneous links.

Suited for multi-link server deployments

This adapter fits administrators who need four independent Ethernet ports in a single slot. It is not intended for desktop users who only require a single network connection. Buyers needing fibre connectivity or higher port counts should consider other options.

Highlights

  • Quad-port Gigabit Ethernet for high-density server connectivity
  • Intel I350 controller delivers reliable wired performance
  • PCI Express interface fits standard server expansion slots
  • Retail packaging includes full manufacturer accessories

Specifications

BrandIntel
ModelI350T4V2

Questions about this item

What maintenance or replacement will the Intel I350T4V2 network card need later?

The Intel I350T4V2 has no user-serviceable parts and no consumable components. Under normal operation it requires no scheduled maintenance. If a port or the controller fails, the entire adapter is replaced.

What limit shows up first on the Intel I350T4V2 under sustained use?

The four Gigabit Ethernet ports share the host interface bandwidth. When all ports run at line rate simultaneously, the host interface becomes the bottleneck before any single port reaches its own limit.

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