What can be used to store generic pci and pci-express cards when they're not installed in a server? [closed]

pci-express

Anti-static bags and cardboard boxes.


I don't think many people will identify with this.

How many cards are you talking about for density of PCI(e) device storage to matter? Can you be more specific about your constraints? Why do you need to retain the cards for so long? It seems like a provisioning issue if you have more inventory on hand than is really necessary.

In my environments, we keep the original packaging. Typically, that packaging is reusable, so there's plenty boxes available. Anti-static bags are a must, especially if cardboard boxes are lined with protective foam, etc.

The best option if you need extreme density or are working with a lot of cards and need them to be accessible is a PCB or circuit board rack. Fancort makes several universal varieties...

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As well as adjustable racks:

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