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GLOTRENDS ST7322 4-Port 10Gb SFP+ Network Card (Ethernet PCIE NIC) with Broadcom BCM57840 Controller, PCIe 3.0 X8 Interface

GLOTRENDS ST7322 4-Port 10Gb SFP+ Network Card (Ethernet PCIE NIC) with Broadcom BCM57840 Controller, PCIe 3.0 X8 Interface

179.00 CAD

Servers and high-bandwidth networking builds needing four 10G SFP+ ports on a Broadcom BCM57840 controller for fiber or DAC connectivity.

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About this product

Key features

  • 4-port 10G ethernet network card with Broadcom BCM57840 controller, support SFP+ optical modules and corresponding DAC/AOC cables, PCIE 3.0 X8 interface, Low & Regular-profile bracket
  • Automatic negotiation speed (10GbE/1GbE data rates), Full Duplex (Not Half Duplex)
  • Virtualization Features: Next-generation NPAR, SR-IOV, Linux KVM Multiqueue , NVGRE MSI-X vector port, EVB, Geneve
  • Manageability Features: PXE, UEFI, iSCSI, NCSI. Remote boot over iSCSI, PXE and UEFI, not support Wake on Lan (WOL)
  • OS Compatibility: Windows 10/11, Windows Server 2012/2016/2019/2022/2025, Linux, VMWare ESXi : 6.5 U3 or 6.7 U2

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Specifications

Model
GLOTRENDS ST7322
Ports
4x SFP+ (10Gb each)
Speed
10Gbps per SFP+ port
Connector
SFP+ (fiber or DAC)
Interface
PCIe 3.0 x8
Controller
Broadcom BCM57840

Pros

  • ✓Four 10G SFP+ ports for high aggregate bandwidth
  • ✓Broadcom BCM57840 enterprise controller
  • ✓SFP+ supports fiber or DAC for low-power, cool operation
  • ✓PCIe 3.0 x8 for full multi-port throughput

Cons

  • ×SFP+ requires transceivers or DAC cables (not included)
  • ×BCM57840 driver setup can be more involved on some OSes
  • ×PCIe 3.0 x8 slot recommended for full four-port speed

FAQ

What controller does the ST7322 use?

It uses the Broadcom BCM57840, an enterprise-grade 10G controller, across four SFP+ ports.

Does it include transceivers?

No, SFP+ cards require separate SFP+ optical transceivers or DAC (direct attach copper) cables to connect.

What slot does it need?

It uses a PCIe 3.0 x8 interface; install it in an x8 or larger slot for full four-port bandwidth.