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stylus
Mar 29, 2013Aspirant
Memory Upgrade ReadyNAS 2100, and 1500's
Hello, I am sure this topic is discussed often, I found some posts and even an FAQ but none of what I found really anwered the question for my application. I have 3 of the rackmount ReadyNAS dev...
chirpa
Mar 29, 2013Luminary
Well one tricky thing will be finding out which revisions you have. Best if when you have downtime, pop the lid to see what RAM is in them right now.
There has been a few revisions of those models, some with ECC/non-ECC, DDR2/DDR3.
RN2100v1 was ECC Intel Tolapai 1.1ghz (32bit), small boost over the NVX. RN2100v2 was Atom 1.8ghz (64bit), same as Pro4.
RN1500 was originally based on NVX hardware, non-ECC Intel Tolapai 1ghz (32bit). Not sure what it is now, probably 2100v1 hardware, since old stock would have run out.
There has been a few revisions of those models, some with ECC/non-ECC, DDR2/DDR3.
RN2100v1 was ECC Intel Tolapai 1.1ghz (32bit), small boost over the NVX. RN2100v2 was Atom 1.8ghz (64bit), same as Pro4.
RN1500 was originally based on NVX hardware, non-ECC Intel Tolapai 1ghz (32bit). Not sure what it is now, probably 2100v1 hardware, since old stock would have run out.
• Processor – V1: Intel Tolapai EP80579, V2: Intel dual core Atom D510
• Memory – V1: DDR2 VLP ECC DIMM, V2: DDR2 SODIMM
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