Placa de interface Intel CYP2URISER1DBL

The Intel CYP2URISER1DBL is an internal PCIe interface card designed for server installations. Presented in a full-height, half-length expansion card form factor, this green Intel card provides an additional PCIe connection to expand server I/O capacity. It is intended for integration into compatible server motherboards and chassis where an internal expansion card is required.

Advantages

The card offers a compact half-length footprint while retaining a full-height bracket option for flexible mounting in different server racks and chassis. As an internal PCIe interface, it provides a standardized connection compatible with many server platforms. The green PCB construction conforms to typical server component designs and supports reliable data transfer when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Expanding internal PCIe connectivity in rack and tower servers
• Adding an additional PCIe interface for storage controllers or network adapters
• Upgrading server I/O capacity in data center and enterprise environments

Key specifications

• Form factor: full-height, half-length expansion card
• Interface type: internal PCIe output
• Product colour: green (printed circuit board)
• Designed for internal installation in server systems

How to use

Power down the server and disconnect it from the mains before installation. Open the server chassis according to the manufacturer’s service instructions, locate an available PCIe slot that accommodates a half-length, full-height card, and remove any placeholder bracket. Insert the Intel CYP2URISER1DBL into the PCIe slot and secure the bracket to the chassis. Reassemble the server, reconnect power, and start the system. Verify that the server BIOS/UEFI recognizes the new card and install any necessary driver or firmware updates provided by the server or card vendor.

Recommendations

Ensure compatibility with your server model and available PCIe slot types before purchase. Follow electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions during handling and consult the server’s hardware manual for specific installation steps. After installation, monitor system logs for device recognition and test the intended I/O function to confirm proper operation.