HiI'm getting confused - are the above basically the same model or are they different in some way?In the UK only the "RNDP6000-200EUS" seems to be generally available...I'm hoping that this is basically the ReadyNAS Pro 6 diskless with the Intel multicore 2.8GHz processor?Is the "EUS" bit just referring to the fact that it's for the UK or Europe perhaps?TIA,Jason.

different powercable is the only difference.

Thanks for the clarification Beisser :D

Jasooooo, I don't know that this is the one you are looking for - be careful.The RNDP6000-200EUS is I think the old PRO business edition.The new one should be the Readynas Pro 6 and sold as RNDP6310-200. I don't think there is a diskless version available in the UK as there is for the old PRO BE.I may be wrong but the price of the RNDP6000-200EUS suggests it is EOL.

Well - I think I am actually wrong - and now also very angry. I have just bought an Ultra 6 plus for £725, I now see I could have bought a pro 6 with much faster processor and longer warranty for £15 more from the same online store (Kikatek)This is very strange - according to a few stores I have checked I can buy a pro 6 diskless RNDP6000-200EUS for around £800, a 3x1TB version RNDP6310-200EUS costs around £1250. There has to be a problem with the diskless unit being the old model or 3x1TB drives are adding £450 to the price which is absurd.What is going on with Netgear's pricing here - ripping off home users, or is this a problem with resellers not identifying products correctly. I assumed the Pro 6 would be significantly more expensive so didn't even look at it - my fault I suppose, but the price point of the 2 products is almost identical.Can anyone from Netgear clarify what is going on here?

NETGEAR doesn't control reseller pricing.

RNDP6000-200EUS vs RNDP6000-200NAS

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mdgm-ntgr
NETGEAR Employee Retired
Aug 16, 2011
NetDelta wrote:

Also, the CPU specs link has a comment that indicates that the info may not be 100% correct.

That list was written by one of our fellow users, not NetGear so he felt it was appropriate to mention that the list may not be 100% correct (I believe it is currently 100% correct and he does try to keep it up to date).
NetDelta wrote:

Why doesn't Netgear just post a verified list?

They can change components used in NAS units. For most users performance figures are going to be more important to see than the model number of the CPU that is included.
Maxime000
Aspirant
Aug 23, 2011
mdgm wrote:
I believe it was initially mistakenly advertised as 2.8Ghz.

You can see a good summary of the CPUs used in various ReadyNAS models here: CPU Specs of the ReadyNAS

Actually this summary is probably outdated.
At the time it was published, the RNDP6000 available was the v1. Its product code (not mentioned in the article) was RNDP6000-100xxx (xxx being the code describing the power supply used, depending on the region the NAS is sold in (EUS in Europe, NAS in N-Am.).
A new model have been recently launched and we have now available in the stores the RNDP6000-200xxx : the second version of the ReadyNAS Pro.
Note that some shop could still sell the first version.

The version 1 and the version 2 have different processors. The Netgear PDF lists an un-named "2.66GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor" for the RNDP6000-200xxx. (But Netgears PDFs have been known to have typos in them ;-))

So, 2.8GHz or 2.66GHz? We'll have to wait for someone to telnet a RNDP6000-200xxx to know for sure.
fbmachines
Guide
Aug 23, 2011
mdgm's post and DBott's article are correct. The Pro-6 (RNDP6000-200) has an Intel Pentium Dual Core E5300 CPU rated at 2.6 GHz.

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