Lenovo Riser Card - PCI Express x16; PCI Express x8 - 2U Chasis
The Lenovo ThinkSystem 2U Riser Card is a high-quality expansion component designed to optimize PCIe slot accessibility in 2U ThinkSystem servers. This riser card converts a standard PCIe x16 slot into a PCIe x8 connection, allowing IT administrators to expand server I/O capabilities while maintaining compact 2U form factor compatibility.
Engineered specifically for Lenovo 2U chassis servers, the riser card provides reliable signal integrity and performance for PCIe-based devices such as network adapters, storage controllers, or accelerators. Its design ensures efficient airflow and maintains proper spacing between components, reducing heat buildup in dense server configurations.
Ideal for organizations that require flexible PCIe expansion options in a limited vertical space, the riser card supports both x8 and x16 devices depending on system configuration, providing versatile expansion for high-performance workloads.
By using this riser card, businesses can optimize their server I/O capacity without modifying the mainboard or compromising reliability, ensuring scalable and professional server deployments.
Key Features
| Feature |
Description |
| PCIe x16 to x8 |
Converts a PCIe x16 slot to an x8 connection for additional expansion |
| 2U Chassis Compatible |
Designed specifically for Lenovo ThinkSystem 2U rack servers |
| Flexible Expansion |
Supports network, storage, or accelerator cards |
| Optimized Airflow |
Maintains efficient cooling in dense server environments |
| Enterprise Reliability |
Lenovo-tested for continuous 24/7 operation |
| Easy Installation |
Simple installation without modifications to motherboard |
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Type |
PCIe Riser Card |
| Slot Conversion |
PCIe x16 to PCIe x8 |
| Compatible Chassis |
Lenovo ThinkSystem 2U rack servers |
| Usage |
Expansion for network, storage, or GPU cards |
| Form Factor |
2U riser card |
| Manufacturer |
Lenovo |
| Typical Use Case |
Flexible PCIe expansion in enterprise server environments |
