Description Expand Your Server’s Capabilities The HPE DL38X Gen10 1-S x16 PCIe 2x SFF HDD SAS/SATA Rear Riser is an essential upgrade for businesses that need more flexibility and storage expansion in their ProLiant Gen10 servers. Designed with enterprise efficiency in mind, this riser kit supports both PCIe x16 connectivity and 2x SFF SAS/SATA drives, enabling enhanced scalability for demanding workloads. Efficient PCIe Expansion With a dedicated PCIe x16 slot, this rear riser allows organizations to add high-performance adapters such as network cards, RAID controllers, or GPUs. By leveraging the PCIe Gen3 technology, IT teams can ensure faster data throughput, lower latency, and better performance for modern applications. Integrated Storage Flexibility Beyond PCIe expansion, this riser kit adds two Small Form Factor (SFF) drive bays at the rear of the chassis. Supporting both SAS and SATA drives, it provides an efficient way to scale storage without sacrificing front drive bays. This flexibility is ideal for businesses handling virtualization, databases, or cloud workloads. Seamless Compatibility with HPE DL38X Gen10 Engineered for HPE DL380 and DL385 Gen10 servers, this riser ensures perfect integration and reliable performance. It maintains HPE’s high standards of quality and provides a stable platform for mission-critical IT operations. Reliable Performance for Data-Driven Workloads By combining PCIe expansion with rear-mounted SFF drives, this riser offers both performance and storage optimization. It helps organizations keep pace with growing data demands while maintaining server efficiency and uptime. Why Choose the HPE DL38X Gen10 Rear Riser? Adds PCIe x16 slot for expansion cards Supports 2x SFF SAS/SATA drives in the rear Designed for HPE DL380/DL385 Gen10 servers Enhances performance for virtualization and data-intensive tasks Provides flexible upgrade options without replacing the server Ensures reliable integration with enterprise infrastructure This riser kit is the perfect solution for businesses that want to extend server capabilities while keeping infrastructure costs manageable.
