Adam Strickfaden

Part Category: Risers

  • Supermicro RSC-R2UW-4E8 Riser

    Supermicro RSC-R2UW-4E8 Riser

    This is a riser card pulled from a Supermicro SYS-2029U-E1CRT 2u server.

    Notes:

    • Provides four full-height PCIe x8 expansion slots from a single WIO connector.
    • Passive riser—PCIe lane allocation is determined by the motherboard.
    • Intended for storage controllers, NICs, Fibre Channel HBAs, capture cards, and other PCIe x8 devices.
    • If using with an X10 or X11 WIO platform, ensure the riser is Revision 1.10 or newer. Earlier Rev. 1.02 boards were intended for X9 systems and may have compatibility issues (such as chassis intrusion detection problems).
  • HP DL 360 G10 10 Bay NVME Riser 869514-001

    HP DL 360 G10 10 Bay NVME Riser 869514-001

    This is an NVME riser. It enables NVME support on the HP DL 360 G10 10 Bay server. NVME cables connect from the backplane and then feed into this riser.

    Notes:

    • Secondary NVMe riser board; not a storage controller.
    • Used with the 875556-001 10SFF Premium SAS/SATA/NVMe backplane for NVMe drive support.
    • Requires the appropriate NVMe cables between the riser and the backplane.
    • Provides PCIe connectivity required for direct NVMe drive attachment.
    • Installed in the secondary PCIe riser position of the DL360 Gen10.
    • Not required for standard SAS/SATA-only configurations.
    • Part of the DL360 Gen10 NVMe enablement hardware ecosystem.

    Additional photo(s):

    Installation point of the riser

  • HP DL 360 G10 Primary Riser 869432-001

    HP DL 360 G10 Primary Riser 869432-001

    Primary riser pulled from an HP DL 360 G10 10 Bay server. Compatible with the entire line of 360 G10 servers.

    Notes

    • This is the metal riser cage/bracket assembly, not the PCIe riser board itself. A lot of times the PCB board is included with this part number, but not always.
    • Requires the appropriate DL360 Gen10 PCIe riser card to provide PCIe slots.
    • Used as the primary (left-side) expansion riser assembly in DL360 Gen10 systems.
    • Compatible only with the DL360 Gen10 chassis; it is not intended for DL380 Gen10 or earlier generations.

     

     

  • Supermicro SuperServer SYS-5019S-MR Riser

    Supermicro SuperServer SYS-5019S-MR Riser

    This is the riser found in the Supermicro SuperServer SYS-5019S-MR.

    Notes:

    • Supermicro PCIe riser card for 1U server chassis
    • Provides one horizontal PCIe x16 expansion slot
    • Designed for installation of PCIe add-in cards where vertical card mounting is not possible due to limited chassis height
    • Passive riser (no active signal conversion)
    • Connects to a motherboard PCIe x16 riser connector
    • Supports PCIe expansion cards such as:
    • Requires a compatible Supermicro motherboard and chassis
    • Intended for Supermicro 1U SuperServer platforms
    • Verify exact system compatibility before installation
    • Not interchangeable with all Supermicro x16 risers due to different orientations and mounting positions

     

  • HP DL 380 G10 M.2 Riser 877946-001

    HP DL 380 G10 M.2 Riser 877946-001

    This is another variation of the riser found in HP DL 380 G10 servers. This one has an M.2 slot.

    Notes

    • PCIe riser board providing two PCIe x8 slots and one PCIe x16 slot, with integrated support for an M.2 storage module.
    • Designed for use in HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 servers and is also used in several Gen10 platform variants, including select SimpliVity and Azure Stack systems.
    • Enables installation of PCIe expansion cards such as network adapters, Fibre Channel HBAs, RAID controllers, SAS controllers, NVMe adapters, and an M.2 boot device (with compatible hardware).
    • PCIe slot availability depends on the server configuration. Some slots and features require a second processor to be installed before they become operational.
    • Compatible expansion cards and M.2 devices must meet the server’s physical, power, thermal, and firmware requirements.