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Vogzone for Intel XL710-QDA1 40GbE Converged Network Adapter (NIC), PCI Express 3.0 x8 Low Profile - 40 Gigabit Single Port QSFP, with Intel XL710-AM1 Controller, Compare to Intel XL710-QDA1
- Original Intel X710BM1 Controller. 3-YEAR WARRANTY
- PCIe 3.0 (8.0 GT/s) System Interface Type.
- Copper Cable Medium. Single QSFP+ Direct Attach Twinaxial Cabling up to 10m Cabling Type
- 40/10GbE Data Rate Per port with Low Profile Bracket and Full Height Bracket
- Supported operating systems: Windows*64-bit (2008 R2, 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019) Linux*(RHEL6.x/7.x/8.0, SUSE 11.x/12.x/15.x, Ubuntu*14.x/16.x/1.8x) FreeBSD*10.x/11.x/12.x
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Model: XL710-QDA1
Ethernet Controller: Intel X710BM1
Data transfer rate: Up to 40Gb/s per port
Bus interface: PCI Express 3.0 *8
Port: 1 port
Connector type: QSFP+ connectors
Bracket Height: Low Profile & Full Height
LED indicator: Yes
Vertical Segment: Server
Cable Medium: Fiber
Cable Type: QSFP+Direct Attach Copper Cable ( Twinaxial ) ( 1-7m) / 40GBBASE-SR4 Optics also supported (Purchase Intel branded optics separately)
Supported operating systems: Windows*64-bit (2008 R2, 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019) Linux*(RHEL6. x/7. x/ 8.0, SUSE 11. x/12. x/15. x, Ubuntu*14. x/16. x/ 1.8 x) FreeBSD*10. x/11. x/12. x
Transmission medium type: FPS
Field of application: Server
Working environment: 0 +55, humidity 85%
Storage environment: -20 +65, humidity 85%
PCB version: REV: A
Physical board size: 146mm x 69mm
Port Configuration: 10GbE / 40GbE
Intel Connect Virtual Technology: Yes
Speed & Slot Width: 8.0GT /s, x8 Lane
System Interface Type: PCIe v 3.0 ( 8.0GT / s)
On-chip Qos and Traffic Management: Yes
Flexible port Partitioning: Yes
Virtualized device queue (VMDq): Yes
Stand by I-SIG*SR-IOV: Yes
Iwarp/RDMA: No
Intel Data Direct / O Technology: Yes
Intelligent Offloads: Yes
Ethernet storage: iSCSI, NFS
Ethernet Controller: Intel X710BM1
Data transfer rate: Up to 40Gb/s per port
Bus interface: PCI Express 3.0 *8
Port: 1 port
Connector type: QSFP+ connectors
Bracket Height: Low Profile & Full Height
LED indicator: Yes
Vertical Segment: Server
Cable Medium: Fiber
Cable Type: QSFP+Direct Attach Copper Cable ( Twinaxial ) ( 1-7m) / 40GBBASE-SR4 Optics also supported (Purchase Intel branded optics separately)
Supported operating systems: Windows*64-bit (2008 R2, 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019) Linux*(RHEL6. x/7. x/ 8.0, SUSE 11. x/12. x/15. x, Ubuntu*14. x/16. x/ 1.8 x) FreeBSD*10. x/11. x/12. x
Transmission medium type: FPS
Field of application: Server
Working environment: 0 +55, humidity 85%
Storage environment: -20 +65, humidity 85%
PCB version: REV: A
Physical board size: 146mm x 69mm
Port Configuration: 10GbE / 40GbE
Intel Connect Virtual Technology: Yes
Speed & Slot Width: 8.0GT /s, x8 Lane
System Interface Type: PCIe v 3.0 ( 8.0GT / s)
On-chip Qos and Traffic Management: Yes
Flexible port Partitioning: Yes
Virtualized device queue (VMDq): Yes
Stand by I-SIG*SR-IOV: Yes
Iwarp/RDMA: No
Intel Data Direct / O Technology: Yes
Intelligent Offloads: Yes
Ethernet storage: iSCSI, NFS
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- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
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The Vogzone XL710-QDA1 is a single-port 40/10GbE PCIe 3.0 x8 network adapter with a QSFP+ connector, designed for servers that need high-speed wired networking and support for both low-profile and full-height brackets.
Recommended For
- Home-lab and server users moving large datasets between a NAS and compute server, when both ends and the storage path can make use of 40GbE.
- Virtualization and storage-cluster builders who need a high-bandwidth server link for traffic between hosts, rather than a standard desktop network connection.
- Network experimenters with compatible QSFP+ gear who want to configure one 40GbE port as four 10GbE links using a breakout cable.
- Server users who already have a PCIe slot, QSFP+ cabling, and a 40GbE switch or peer device, and want to add a high-speed network link to that system.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When a NAS and a server both have compatible 40GbE connections, use the adapter for large backups or dataset transfers; the faster link can reduce network bottlenecks, though storage speed and configuration still affect transfer times.
- In a virtualization host connected to shared storage, dedicate the 40GbE link to storage or VM-related traffic; it gives those workloads more network headroom when the rest of the setup can use it.
- For recurring large transfers between a workstation and a NAS or server, connect both systems through compatible 40GbE equipment; copy performance may improve, but disks, PCIe lanes, drivers, and file-sharing software can limit the result.
- In a server rack or lab with a compatible 40GbE switch, use the card as a high-speed server uplink for storage, VM, and replication traffic; it can consolidate traffic onto one link, but this single-port adapter does not provide link redundancy by itself.
- For a small compute or storage lab moving data between servers, use the adapter on nodes that exchange large volumes of data; the faster connection helps only when the peer link, cabling, host configuration, and workload can keep up.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Systems needing a single-port 40GbE network connection through a QSFP interface |