ATTO FFRM-NS12-000 Fast Frame Dual Channel 10GbE to x8 PCIe 2.0 LP Adapter, LC SFP+ included
MPN: FFRM-NS12-000
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Highlights
- Media Type Supported: Optical Fiber
- Network Technology: 10GBase-X
- Product Type: 10Gigabit Ethernet Card
- Condition: New
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MPN: FFRM-NS12-000
$829.31
ATTO FFRM-NS12-000 Fast Frame Dual Channel 10GbE to x8 PCIe 2.0 LP Adapter, LC SFP+ included
Out of Stock
Highlights
- Media Type Supported: Optical Fiber
- Network Technology: 10GBase-X
- Product Type: 10Gigabit Ethernet Card
- Condition: New
Overview
Specifications
FastFrame dual-port SFP+ Ethernet Adapters draw up to 60% less power than competing solutions. A lower power rating means lower energy costs, lower data center maintenance fees, and fewer worries about heat dissipation. A dual-port FastFrame adapter in a server or workstation provides opportunities for link aggregation for additional available bandwidth, or for link failover.
In addition to broad support for Windows® and Linux server and desktop operating systems, ATTO is a leader in high performance I/O connectivity for Mac® OS X environments. ATTO also offers Xtend SAN, an iSCSI initiator for OSX, for a complete solution. Acquire your NICs for multiple-OS environments from a single source - one familiar with the data-intensive demands of content editing.
In addition to broad support for Windows® and Linux server and desktop operating systems, ATTO is a leader in high performance I/O connectivity for Mac® OS X environments. ATTO also offers Xtend SAN, an iSCSI initiator for OSX, for a complete solution. Acquire your NICs for multiple-OS environments from a single source - one familiar with the data-intensive demands of content editing.
