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Industry-leading 10 Gigabit Multi-mode Fiber Server Connection

The Intel® PRO/10GbE SR Server Adapter-the industry's second-generation 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapter-enables the fastest Ethernet connectivity available. The Intel PRO/10GbE SR Server Adapter delivers industry-leading performance to bandwidth-intensive applications using a highly integrated PCI-X Intel® 82597EX 133 MHz/64-bit 10GbE controller. High-speed server connectivity-once reserved for costly proprietary technologies such as high-performance computing clusters and grid-based computing-can now be achieved with the industry-standard Intel PRO/10GbE SR Server Adapter.

Cost-effective 10 Gigabit performance on distances up to 300 m

Highly integrated PCI-X second-generation silicon for high performance

Smaller form factor with XPAK Optical Transceiver fits in standard server PCI slot

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Features and benefits

Intel® 82597EX 10GbE PCI-X 133 MHz/64-bit MAC controllerHigh performance on widely adopted 2nd-generation PCI host-bus interface
Multi-mode fiber support through 850 nm optical moduleCable lengths up to 300 meters; noise resistant for signal integrity
IEEE 802.3ae* 10GBASE SR compliantSupports industry-wide 10 Gigabit Ethernet standard
Jumbo Frames supported up to 16 KBIncrease performance through reduced overhead
TCP/IP segmentation and TCP checksum offload in RX and TXProvides efficiency for host processing
256 KB RX and 32 KB TX data FIFOEnhanced TX and RX logic with minimum buffer requirements
Parity protection for RX FIFO bufferData integrity
Mechanisms for delaying/reducing TX and RX frame interruptsReduces CPU utilization
PCI-X 1.0a and PCI 2.3Compatible
LC-Duplex connector for multi-mode optical fiberEase of use with currently available 10GbE equipment
Flow Control 802.3x*Supports industry-wide networking standard
PCI 2.2 Message Signaled InterruptsImproves system interrupt handling


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