StarTech.com Dual Port 40G QSFP+ Network Card with Intel XL710 - PCIe 40GbE Fiber Ethernet Adapter for Servers and Workstations category_Power Equipment PROTECT SENSITIVE VISUAL DATA: Features

Name: StarTech.com Dual Port 40G QSFP+ Network Card with Intel XL710 - PCIe 40GbE Fiber Ethernet Adapter for Servers and Workstations category_Power Equipment PROTECT SENSITIVE VISUAL DATA: Features
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SKU: 65125738896
Price: 308.52 USD
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StarTech.com Dual Port 40G QSFP+ Network Card with Intel XL710 PCIe 40GbE Fiber Ethernet Adapter for Servers and Workstations category_Power Equipment PROTECT SENSITIVE VISUAL DATA: Features PROTECT SENSITIVE VISUAL DATA: Features Microlouver technology that obscures the view outside a 60 degree angle makes installation straightforward and adaptable to various monitor setups

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