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More on CPU specs of the ReadyNAS Pro
Hi all, Does anyone know what FSB speeds the ReadyNAS Pro motherboard supports. I have three "servers" that I'm trying to consolidate. I figured that the file server (which is actually the slowe...
After getting my hand on a retired ReadyNAS Pro 6 200 for some testing I was given the green light to do some processor testing as this was no longer going to be used in production, we upgrade the memory to 4gb with the spare modules we had lying around, wasnt going to take the 8gb out of mine but thought about it.
Here are some of my testing results with average temps with virtual box installed and running 1 Win XP VM.
E5300 (stock):
CPU - 32-37c depending on what was happening
System - 55c mostly constant
E7600: (Bugger, someone beat me to the results but anyway)
CPU - 35-43 depending on what was happening
System - 55-57 depending on what was happening
E8400 (1333 FSB):
Failed, suspect that 1333FSB is not compatible with the ReadyNAS main board. Sorry didn't have a different 1333 CPU to test.
I never testing the E6xxx series as they have already be tested and working if FSB is 1066.
Here are some of my testing results with average temps with virtual box installed and running 1 Win XP VM.
E5300 (stock):
CPU - 32-37c depending on what was happening
System - 55c mostly constant
E7600: (Bugger, someone beat me to the results but anyway)
CPU - 35-43 depending on what was happening
System - 55-57 depending on what was happening
E8400 (1333 FSB):
Failed, suspect that 1333FSB is not compatible with the ReadyNAS main board. Sorry didn't have a different 1333 CPU to test.
I never testing the E6xxx series as they have already be tested and working if FSB is 1066.
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