Cisco NVIDIA Tesla M10 32GB GDDR5 Quad-GPU VDI GRID Virtualization Passive Data Center GPU Server Accelerator 30-1580-01 UCSC-GPU-M10-V01
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| Manufacturer Part Number | UCSC-GPU-M10-V01 |
| Manufacturer | Cisco Dell |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Standard Warranty | 90 Day Replacement Warranty |
| Item Category | Graphics Cards |
| Model | Nvidia Tesla M10 |
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Cisco NVIDIA Tesla M10 32GB GDDR5 Quad-GPU VDI GRID Virtualization Passive Data Center GPU Server Accelerator UCSC-GPU-M10-V01
Maximize virtual desktop density and graphics acceleration with the Cisco NVIDIA Tesla M10 Data Center GPU Accelerator. Designed specifically for VDI, GRID virtualization, cloud computing, and remote workstation deployments, the Tesla M10 combines four physical NVIDIA Maxwell GPUs on a single PCIe card, delivering exceptional multi-user virtualization performance for enterprise data centers.
Unlike traditional graphics cards, the Tesla M10 is a passive-cooled server accelerator engineered for rack-mounted systems and high-density virtual desktop environments. With 32GB of GDDR5 memory distributed across four GPUs and 2,560 CUDA cores, it is an ideal solution for NVIDIA GRID, Citrix, VMware, Microsoft RDS, and virtualized workstation deployments.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Cisco
- Model: UCSC-GPU-M10-V01
- GPU: NVIDIA Tesla M10
- Architecture: Maxwell
- Internal GPUs: 4 Physical GPUs
- Total CUDA Cores: 2,560 (640 per GPU)
- Memory Capacity: 32GB GDDR5 Total
- Memory Per GPU: 8GB GDDR5
- Memory Interface: 128-Bit per GPU
- Bus Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16
- Cooling Solution: Passive Heatsink
- Maximum Power Consumption: 225W
- Form Factor: Full-Height, Full-Length
- Display Outputs: None (Data Center Accelerator)
Features
- Quad-GPU design for maximum VDI user density
- Optimized for NVIDIA GRID Virtualization
- Supports Citrix XenDesktop and VMware Horizon environments
- Enterprise-class GPU acceleration for remote workstations
- Designed for high-density virtual desktop deployments
- Passive cooling for server chassis airflow environments
- Ideal for cloud computing and graphics virtualization
- Reliable 24/7 data center operation
Ideal Applications
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
- NVIDIA GRID Environments
- VMware Horizon
- Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops
- Remote Workstations
- GPU Virtualization
- Cloud Computing
- Enterprise Graphics Acceleration
- CAD and 3D Virtual Desktops
- Multi-User Virtualized Environments
Compatible Cisco UCS Systems
- Cisco UCS C240 M4
- Cisco UCS C240 M5
- Cisco UCS C220 M4
- Cisco UCS C480 M5
- Cisco UCS Rack Servers
- Other PCIe x16 servers supporting passive GPU accelerators
Condition
Tested and fully functional. Pulled from a working enterprise environment. May show minor cosmetic signs of handling that do not affect performance.
Package Includes
- 1x Cisco NVIDIA Tesla M10 32GB Quad-GPU Accelerator Card (UCSC-GPU-M10-V01)
Other Compatible Part Numbers:
UCSC-GPU-M10-V01, UCSC-GPU-M10, NVIDIA Tesla M10, P2405, PG405, 900-2G401-0000-000, 900-2G401-2200-000, 699-2G401-0200-500, 30-1580-01, 74-11948-01.
Note: This accelerator is primarily designed for VDI, GRID virtualization, and virtual workstation environments rather than modern AI training or large language model workloads. Its 32GB memory is divided across four separate 8GB GPUs.