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MITAC FCP2URISER1RTM Y Riser Card for 2U M50FCP Slot #1 NVMe 1x HL/FL x16/x16 | 2x x8 PCIe NVMe MCIO

MITAC FCP2URISER1RTM Y Riser Card for 2U M50FCP Slot #1 NVMe 1x HL/FL x16/x16 | 2x x8 PCIe NVMe MCIO
MITAC FCP2URISER1RTM Y Riser Card for 2U M50FCP Slot #1 NVMe 1x HL/FL x16/x16 | 2x x8 PCIe NVMe MCIO
R5,351
For Supermicro M50FCP 2U servers, this MITAC riser card delivers a unique combination of external PCIe 5.0 x16 expansion and dual internal MCIO x8 NVMe connectivity from a single Slot #1 position. It supports both half-length and full-length add-on cards, enabling flexible deployment of high-speed n... Read More
Stock 20 Code 3334384 Brand MITAC Model FCP2URISER1RTM Warranty 2 Years

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For Supermicro M50FCP 2U servers, this MITAC riser card delivers a unique combination of external PCIe 5.0 x16 expansion and dual internal MCIO x8 NVMe connectivity from a single Slot #1 position. It supports both half-length and full-length add-on cards, enabling flexible deployment of high-speed networking, storage controllers, or accelerators alongside direct-attached NVMe drives. The riser maximizes I/O density without sacrificing airflow or serviceability in rack-optimized environments.

Highlights

  • PCIe 5.0 x16 external slot with full electrical x16 bandwidth for demanding add-on cards
  • Dual MCIO x8 connectors for direct NVMe SSD attachment, expanding storage capacity
  • Compatible with Supermicro M50FCP series motherboards (Slot #1)
  • Supports half-length (HL) and full-length (FL) PCIe cards for flexible configuration
  • Robust PCB and metal bracket construction for reliable operation in 2U chassis

In daily use

Install this riser into Slot #1 of your M50FCP motherboard to instantly add one full-bandwidth PCIe 5.0 x16 slot for a GPU, FPGA, or high-speed NIC. Simultaneously, connect up to two NVMe SSDs via MCIO cables to the onboard x8 connectors, creating a balanced storage and expansion solution. The riser's layout is engineered to maintain proper airflow and cable routing in dense 2U server configurations, ensuring stable performance under sustained workloads.

Full specifications

  • Product Type: PCIe Riser Card
  • Server Form Factor Compatibility: 2U Rackmount
  • Motherboard Compatibility: Supermicro M50FCP Series (e.g., X12/X13 generation)
  • Motherboard Slot: Slot #1
  • PCI Express Generation: PCIe 5.0
  • External PCIe Slot Configuration: 1x PCIe 5.0 x16 (physical x16, electrical x16)
  • External PCIe Card Length Support: Half-Length (HL), Full-Length (FL)
  • NVMe Support: Yes
  • Internal NVMe Connectivity: 2x MCIO x8 connectors
  • MCIO Connector Type: Mini-Coolidge I/O
  • Total PCIe Lanes Provided: 1x x16 (external) + 2x x8 (internal via MCIO)
  • Primary Function: PCIe Expansion, NVMe Storage Integration
  • Interface (Motherboard Side): PCIe x16 Edge Connector
  • Supported Devices: PCIe add-on cards, NVMe SSDs (via MCIO cables)
  • Application: High-performance computing, data centers, enterprise storage
  • Material: Printed Circuit Board (PCB), Metal Bracket
  • Color: Green (PCB)

Final note

Engineered for dense 2U environments, the MITAC FCP2URISER1RTM balances high-speed expansion and NVMe storage without compromising airflow or serviceability.

Specifications
Brand
MITAC
Category
PCIe Riser Card
Designed For
Supermicro M50FCP Series
EAN
4711502433055
Model
FCP2URISER1RTM
MPN
FCP2URISER1RTM
Product type
PCIe Riser Card
Weight
0.2 kg
Price history over the last 6 months
MITAC FCP2URISER1RTM Y Riser Card for 2U M50FCP Slot #1 NVMe 1x HL/FL x16/x16 | 2x x8 PCIe NVMe MCIO
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R5,351
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R5,361
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