Dell X89CG NVIDIA b/s NDR InfiniBand OSFP Adapter with Full-Height Bracket

Name: Dell X89CG NVIDIA b/s NDR InfiniBand OSFP Adapter with Full-Height Bracket
Brand: Dell
SKU: X89CG
Price: 1921.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (10 reviews)

Mfr. Part #: X89CG

Brand: Dell

Condition: New

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X89CG Overview

DELL X89CG Nvidia B/s Ndr Infiniband Osfp Adapter With Full-height Bracket

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Specifications

Overview

Condition	New
Brand	Dell
Stock	In Stock

General

Technology	Infiniband Ndr
Speed	400gb/s
Port Configuration	Single-port Osfp
Interface	Socket Direct Pcie Gen 5.0 (2×8 Lanes In A Row)
Bracket	Tall Bracket
Security Features	Secure Boot Enabled, Crypto Disabled

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Frequently Asked Questions

What primary interface and architecture does the Dell X89CG use? +

The Dell X89CG is a high-performance network interface card designed for PCIe expansion slots. As a fiber-based NIC, it is engineered to deliver high-bandwidth connectivity and reduced latency for enterprise server environments, ensuring seamless integration into existing Dell PowerEdge rack or tower server architectures that support standard PCIe interface requirements.

Can the X89CG support long-distance connectivity in my data center? +

Yes, as a fiber-optic NIC, the X89CG is specifically built to handle long-distance data transmission that exceeds the limitations of standard copper cabling. By utilizing fiber transceivers, this card allows for stable, high-speed data integrity over extended runs, making it an ideal choice for connecting servers across different rows or rooms in a facility.

Does the X89CG require specific drivers for Windows or Linux environments? +

To ensure optimal performance and stability, you should install the latest Dell-validated drivers tailored to your specific operating system version. Most enterprise environments will require the manufacturer-recommended software stack to enable advanced features like offloading, traffic management, and power optimization, ensuring full compatibility with your server's hardware abstraction layer.

How does the Dell X89CG improve server throughput compared to standard onboard NICs? +

The X89CG provides dedicated processing capabilities that offload network-intensive tasks from the host CPU. By handling packet processing and data transfers directly on the card, it significantly increases total throughput and reduces overall latency, allowing your server to manage heavier traffic loads and high-frequency transactions more efficiently than basic integrated network controllers.

Is the X89CG compatible with both rack-mount and tower server chassis? +

Compatibility depends on your chassis profile and PCIe lane availability. While the X89CG is built for standard PCIe slots, you should verify if your specific Dell server model supports the required physical slot size—full-height or low-profile—and confirm that the internal cooling and power delivery are sufficient to support the card's operating requirements.

What are the common deployment scenarios for this fiber NIC? +

This card is widely deployed in virtualization hosts, high-performance computing clusters, and storage area networks where reliable, high-bandwidth fiber connectivity is critical. Its design is particularly well-suited for environments that demand low-latency data access and consistent throughput for mission-critical applications that would otherwise bottleneck on slower copper-based network interfaces.

How do I manage the X89CG once installed in my server? +

Management is typically handled through your server's existing network management tools or Dell’s systems management suite. Once the hardware is detected by the OS, you can configure port settings, speed, duplex modes, and VLAN tagging through standard interface configuration utilities, providing you with granular control over your network traffic flows and security policies.

Does the X89CG support advanced features like link aggregation or failover? +

Yes, provided your switch and operating system are configured for it, the X89CG supports standard teaming and link aggregation protocols. These features allow you to combine multiple ports to increase total available bandwidth or provide redundancy, ensuring that your network connection remains active even if one path or port experiences a temporary failure.

Can BuyRouterSwitch.com provide a bulk quote for large-scale deployments? +

Absolutely. We specialize in supporting enterprise-level rollouts and large-scale infrastructure projects. If you are planning a significant server hardware upgrade or require a high quantity of X89CG cards, please reach out to our sales team directly. We are prepared to offer competitive pricing and project-based quotes tailored to your specific organizational needs.

Why should I choose BuyRouterSwitch.com for my Dell networking hardware? +

We prioritize quality and transparency in every transaction. By sourcing through our established supply chain, we provide genuine hardware backed by clear technical specifications. Our team is dedicated to simplifying the procurement process, ensuring you receive authentic equipment that integrates perfectly into your existing network environment without unnecessary delays or supply chain risks.

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