Collection: Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Card Options
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Card Upgrades
Improve the performance of your Dell PowerEdge R930 Server with an Network interface card upgrade. Switching to a faster NIC is one of the best ways to improve the speed over the internet of your server and the connection between other servers. NICs allow for faster Internet connectivity, faster data transfers, and higher bandwidth. All of these perks, bring a major advantage into enterprise environments.
We have Used and New network interface cards in stock for your PowerEdge R930 server. If you have any questions, please reach out to Sales@CloudNinjas.com.
Dell PowerEdge R930 NICs Quick Specs
- Interfaces: RJ45, SFP+, SFP,
Fiber Channel, QSFP+, SFP28 - Speeds: 1GbE to 40GbE
- Types: PCIe, NDC
Contact Cloud Ninjas today to help compare your options
View the Dell PowerEdge R930 Technical Guide
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller Configuration Guide
The R930 is a Intel Processor server with possibilities for up to four Network Interface controllers ports on the back panel from the motherboard with speeds of 1GbE RJ45. The NIC speeds for the Dell PowerEdge R930 are, 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 25GbE and 40GbE if using a network card through the PCIe slot or the network daughter card slot offered. Only PCIe NICs and network daughter cards are accepted on the R930. RJ45, SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+ are the interface types the Dell PowerEdge R930 can have. Fibre channel cards are also possible in the R930, and provide the fastest transfer speeds. NIC cards can come with a metal bracket or not, make sure you choose your option correctly. Some Network cards might have two variations, a low-profile variation and a full-height variation, which is based on the physical size of the card.
At Cloud Ninjas we offer as many options as the server can take to make sure you choose the best upgrade. From the list below choose the best option, and if any help needed, contact us at sales@cloudninjas.com.
Cloud Ninja's Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller Upgrade Tips
- There are 5 different types of interfaces: RJ45, Fibre Channel SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+.
- There are 2 different types of cards available for the R930: PCIe network cards and Network Daughter Cards.
- There are multiple port speeds: 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 16GbE, 25GbE, and 40GbE.
- Maximum port speed for the R930 is 40GbE (Gigabits over Ethernet).
- The R930 supports fibre channel cards over PCIe slots as well.
- The Dell PowerEdge R930 originally accepts up to 4 Network ports on the back panel of the chassis from the motherboard and extra expansion card.
- For more port speed the NICs to be used are only PCIe cards or, plugged into the PCIe slot, or network daughter cards in their respective slot.
- Depending on the type of NIC card, one of two variations can be used, low-profile and high-profile. Make sure to choose the correct one.
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller QA
- What NIC interface types are compatible with the Dell PowerEdge R930 server? RJ45, Fibre Channel SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+.
- What NIC speeds are supported by Dell R930 server? 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 16GbE, 25GbE, and 40GbE.
- What types of NIC cards are compatible with the R930? PCIe Network Cards and Network Daughter Cards.
- Where can I order NIC cards for my Dell PowerEdge R930 server? Order your NIC upgrades right here on this page by finding and selecting the NIC that is right for you. If you prefer another method, then please reach out to our sales team at sales@cloudninjas.com. We are here to help.
- How soon will my R930 NIC card arrive? Orders placed before 8 am are set for same day processing and shipping. Delivery times vary based on carrier and location.
- What is the warranty on NICs for the R930 server? Cloud Ninjas offers a one-year warranty on fully tested, refurbished Network Interface Controllers.
Delivery Schedule
RJ45 PCIe Network Cards
RJ45 Network Daughter Cards
RJ45 OCP Network Cards
RJ45 Mezzanine Network Cards
SFP+ PCIe Network Cards
SFP+ Network Daughter Cards
SFP+ OCP Network Cards
SFP+ Mezzanine Network Cards
SFP28 PCIe Network Cards
SFP28 OCP Network Cards
SFP28 Mezzanine Network Cards
QSFP+ PCIe Network Cards
QSFP+ Network Daughter Cards
QSFP28 PCIe Network Cards
QSFP56 PCIe Network Cards
Fibre Channel PCIe Network Cards
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Card Upgrades
Improve the performance of your Dell PowerEdge R930 Server with an Network interface card upgrade. Switching to a faster NIC is one of the best ways to improve the speed over the internet of your server and the connection between other servers. NICs allow for faster Internet connectivity, faster data transfers, and higher bandwidth. All of these perks, bring a major advantage into enterprise environments.
We have Used and New network interface cards in stock for your PowerEdge R930 server. If you have any questions, please reach out to Sales@CloudNinjas.com.
Dell PowerEdge R930 NICs Quick Specs
- Interfaces: RJ45, SFP+, SFP,
Fiber Channel, QSFP+, SFP28 - Speeds: 1GbE to 40GbE
- Types: PCIe, NDC
Contact Cloud Ninjas today to help compare your options
View the Dell PowerEdge R930 Technical Guide
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller Configuration Guide
The R930 is a Intel Processor server with possibilities for up to four Network Interface controllers ports on the back panel from the motherboard with speeds of 1GbE RJ45. The NIC speeds for the Dell PowerEdge R930 are, 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 25GbE and 40GbE if using a network card through the PCIe slot or the network daughter card slot offered. Only PCIe NICs and network daughter cards are accepted on the R930. RJ45, SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+ are the interface types the Dell PowerEdge R930 can have. Fibre channel cards are also possible in the R930, and provide the fastest transfer speeds. NIC cards can come with a metal bracket or not, make sure you choose your option correctly. Some Network cards might have two variations, a low-profile variation and a full-height variation, which is based on the physical size of the card.
At Cloud Ninjas we offer as many options as the server can take to make sure you choose the best upgrade. From the list below choose the best option, and if any help needed, contact us at sales@cloudninjas.com.
Cloud Ninja's Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller Upgrade Tips
- There are 5 different types of interfaces: RJ45, Fibre Channel SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+.
- There are 2 different types of cards available for the R930: PCIe network cards and Network Daughter Cards.
- There are multiple port speeds: 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 16GbE, 25GbE, and 40GbE.
- Maximum port speed for the R930 is 40GbE (Gigabits over Ethernet).
- The R930 supports fibre channel cards over PCIe slots as well.
- The Dell PowerEdge R930 originally accepts up to 4 Network ports on the back panel of the chassis from the motherboard and extra expansion card.
- For more port speed the NICs to be used are only PCIe cards or, plugged into the PCIe slot, or network daughter cards in their respective slot.
- Depending on the type of NIC card, one of two variations can be used, low-profile and high-profile. Make sure to choose the correct one.
Dell PowerEdge R930 Network Interface Controller QA
- What NIC interface types are compatible with the Dell PowerEdge R930 server? RJ45, Fibre Channel SFP+, SFP28, and QSFP+.
- What NIC speeds are supported by Dell R930 server? 1GbE, 8GbE, 10GbE, 16GbE, 25GbE, and 40GbE.
- What types of NIC cards are compatible with the R930? PCIe Network Cards and Network Daughter Cards.
- Where can I order NIC cards for my Dell PowerEdge R930 server? Order your NIC upgrades right here on this page by finding and selecting the NIC that is right for you. If you prefer another method, then please reach out to our sales team at sales@cloudninjas.com. We are here to help.
- How soon will my R930 NIC card arrive? Orders placed before 8 am are set for same day processing and shipping. Delivery times vary based on carrier and location.
- What is the warranty on NICs for the R930 server? Cloud Ninjas offers a one-year warranty on fully tested, refurbished Network Interface Controllers.
Delivery Schedule