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Intel® Ethernet Converged Network Adapters X710 
With Support for SFP+ Connections

 

Network Connectivity

 

 
 
 

 

Intel

®   

Ethernet Converged

 

Network Adapters 
X710 10 GbE

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Extending Intel® Virtualization Technology beyon 
Server Virtualization to the Network with Hardwa 
Optimizations and Offloads for the Rapid Provisio 
of Networks in an Agile Data Center

 

 

Key Features

 

• Dual- and quad-port 10 GbE 

adapters

 

• PCI Express* (PCIe) 3.0, x8

 

• Exceptional Low Power Adapters

 

• Network Virtualization offloads 

including VXLAN, NVGRE, Geneve, 
Network Service Headers  (NSH)

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• Intel® Ethernet Flow Director 

for hardware based application 
traffic steering

 

• Data Plane Developer Kit (DPDK) 

optimized for efficient packet 
processing

 

• Excellent small packet performance 

for network appliances and Network 
Function Virtualization (NFV)

 

• Intelligent offloads to enable high 

performance with Intel® Xeon® 
processor-based servers

 

• I/O virtualization innovations for 

maximum performance in a 
virtualized server

 

• Unified networking providing a single 

wire support for LAN and storage: 
NAS (SMB, NFS) and SAN (iSCSI)

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Overview

 

Intel continues its legacy of Ethernet leadership by introducing a 10/40 
gigabit family of adapters powered by the Intel® Ethernet X710 Controller 
code-named Fortville.

 

The X710 adapter family addresses the demanding needs of the next-gener- 
ation agile data center by providing unmatched features for both server and 
network virtualization, flexibility for LAN and SAN networks and proven, reli- 
able performance.

 

 

Leading 10/40 GbE Performance

 

The X710 adapter family delivers superior performance with a theoretical 
throughput of 80 Gb/s (40Gb/s Tx; 40Gb/s Rx) bidirectional throughput (quad- 
port adapter required), in a PCI Express v3.0 x8 slot. Optimized performance 
vectors and key uses include:

 

• Small Packet Performance: Achieves wire-rate throughput on smaller pay- 

load sizes (>128 Bytes for 40 GbE and >64 Bytes for 10 GbE

 

• Bulk Transfer Performance: Delivers line-rate performance with low CPU 

usage for large application  buffers

 

• Virtualized Performance: Alleviates hypervisor I/O bottlenecks by providing 

flow separation for Virtual Machines  (VMs)

 

• Network Virtualization: Network virtualization overlay offloads including 

VXLAN, NVGRE, Geneve, Network Service Headers  (NSH)

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