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Supermicro quad-Port Gen-3 Internal NVMe Host Bus Adapter
The Supermicro NMVe AOC-SLG3-4E4T features four internal NVMe OCuLink connectors for high-performance storage connectivity. This HBA card is built on the latest PCIe NVMe retimer technology. Streamlined for the growing demand for increased data throughput and scalability requirements across the enterprise-class server platforms, this is a cost effective storage solution that delivers maximum performance and reliability. Perfect for "near-line cache storage solutions" which allows data to be staged before moving down to its intended backend storage.
The use of this Retimer Add-on Card requires motherboard (BIOS) configuration. Please refer to the User’s Guide for the appropriate settings.
Compliance
RoHS
RoHS Compliant 6/6, Pb Free
Key Features
• Quad port PCI-E x16 Gen-3 NVMe controller
• 4 internal lanes per OCuLink port
• Supports 4 physical NVMe Devices
• PCI-E Retimer
• OS Support: Windows, Linux, VMware
• Uses 4 OCuLink Connectors
• Operating Temp: 10° to 55°C
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