Name: Qlogic 4GB FC Expansion Card CFFV
Brand: IBM
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IBM 43W8308 Qlogic 4GB FC Expansion Card CFFV

The IBM Qlogic 4GB FC Expansion Card Cffv (part number 43W8308) delivers high-performance Fibre Channel connectivity for enterprise servers and storage arrays. Designed for reliability and low latency, this adapter enables fast data transfers in dema... Read More

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Manufacturer: IBM
Model or Part: 43W8308
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Weight: 1.00lb

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Overview
The IBM Qlogic 4GB FC Expansion Card Cffv (part number 43W8308) delivers high-performance Fibre Channel connectivity for enterprise servers and storage arrays. Designed for reliability and low latency, this adapter enables fast data transfers in demanding virtualized and cloud environments. With a compact PCIe form factor, it fits seamlessly into standard server slots, providing a scalable solution for expanding storage bandwidth without sacrificing space.

Key Features

4GB memory buffer for efficient data handling and reduced packet loss
Supports 8 Gbps Fibre Channel links for high-throughput storage networks
PCI Express x8 interface ensures maximum bandwidth between host and adapter
Hot-plug capable for minimal downtime during upgrades or maintenance
Advanced error detection and correction to maintain data integrity
Compatible with IBM Power and x86 server platforms

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: 43W8308
Interface: PCI Express Generation 2 x8
Fibre Channel Speed: 8 Gbps per port
Number of Ports: 2 (dual port)
Memory: 4 GB DDR SDRAM
Operating Temperature: 0 to 55 degrees Celsius
Power Consumption: typical 12 Watts
Form Factor: Full height, half length PCIe card

Typical Applications

Enterprise data centers requiring high-speed SAN connectivity
Virtualization hosts that need reliable storage access for multiple VMs
High performance computing clusters with intensive I/O workloads
Backup and disaster recovery systems that demand fast data replication
Database servers where low latency storage access is critical

By integrating the IBM Qlogic 4GB FC Expansion Card Cffv, organizations can enhance storage performance, improve system resilience, and future-proof their infrastructure for growing data demands.