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Out of memory isra 13+31c and RNDP4000 Lock up after upgrade to OS6 from OS4
after an initial successful upgrade from OS 4 to 6.1 and 4 x 8TB drives we've begun to experience access issues with our Readynas Pro 4 (RN). The error is repeatable as per the five steps outlined be...
Have you considered upgrading the memory on the Pro?
Have you considered upgrading the memory on the Pro?
We did read up on a possible CPU/Memory upgrade a while back and it appeared that a Core 2 E7600 cpu and memory with timings of 5-5-5-15 were recommended. Is that still the case and besides the Crucial CT2KIT25664AA1067 (PC3-8500 1066MHz Memory) which popped up a few times what memory would you suggest please?
I went with Patriot memory a while back in my Pro-6, and it is working out well ( https://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Signature-Memory-Module-PSD28G800K/dp/B004ZG20C6 ).
But I am using the stock CPU. If you are using the NAS purely for storage, then I don't think you need to upgrade the CPU.
thank you for the patriot link. this appears to be ddr2 whereas the pro 4 is listed as having a single stick of ddr3 which we didn't think (despite it working well on your pro 6) were interchangable? what's the maximum memory the pro 4 can accept and are we right in thinking it only has one slot?
the pro 4 is listed as having the atom cpu which again from reading didn't appear to be upgradable but we're happy with how it used to perform prior to locking up so no need to touch this
wideef wrote:
the pro 4 is listed as having the atom cpu which again from reading didn't appear to be upgradable but we're happy with how it used to perform prior to locking up so no need to touch this
Intel says DDR2 for the D510 processor (4 GB max and only one memory slot) - https://ark.intel.com/products/43098/Intel-Atom-Processor-D510-1M-Cache-1_66-GHz
There is also at least one post here from someone who used ddr2-800: https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Hardware-Compatibility/Readynas-Pro-4-memory-upgrade/m-p/973592/highlight/true#M12975
Hopefully other pro4 owners will chime in on what memory they've used.
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