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Upgrade RAM in ReadyNAS 626X
I'm contemplating upgrading the RAM in my ReadyNAS 626X from 8GB. Right now, system stats are showing the RAM usage to be somewhere just below 40% at baseline, and I'd like to eke as much performance...
nsne wrote:
but that Samsung module is a different part number: M393A2G40DB0-CPB versus M391A1G43DB0‑CPB. Will it will work?The M391A1G43DB0 is an 8 GB module, the M393A2G40DB0 is a 16 GB module. Since the NAS is supposed to support up to 64 GB total, 16 GB modules should work ( https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-ReadyNAS-Users-General/528x-ram-memory-upgrades/m-p/1410769#M17171 )
But I haven't tried it (and have an RN526x with stock memory installed).
StephenB wrote:https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-M393A2G40DB0-Memory-Module-M393A2G40DB0-CPB/dp/B00MDZLWMA has it for less than that (actually less than the Hynix module).
Good catch about the ECC, but that Samsung module is a different part number: M393A2G40DB0-CPB versus M391A1G43DB0‑CPB. Will it sill work?
nsne wrote:
but that Samsung module is a different part number: M393A2G40DB0-CPB versus M391A1G43DB0‑CPB. Will it will work?
The M391A1G43DB0 is an 8 GB module, the M393A2G40DB0 is a 16 GB module. Since the NAS is supposed to support up to 64 GB total, 16 GB modules should work ( https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-ReadyNAS-Users-General/528x-ram-memory-upgrades/m-p/1410769#M17171 )
But I haven't tried it (and have an RN526x with stock memory installed).
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