I have various ReadyNAS 6 Pro models and I can't find the CPU specs. I remember there used to be a spreadsheet that Netgear had with all the models and their specs. These are older discontinued models so I can't seem to find proper specs or I find varying specs. Does anyone know exactly what CPU they came with or someway to check withouth removing the heatsink and fan?
On a separate note, does anyone know where I can cheapyl buy drive caddies for these?
The ReadyNAS Pro 6 has the 2.66 GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core CPU. You may also check this datasheet as reference.
For the drive caddies, you may try Amazon. I believe it is still being sold there. I occasionally see drive caddies for legacy NAS models being sold on eBay as well. You may also wait for suggestions on where you can you buy a cheaper drive caddy from other community members as well.
The RNDP6000-100 uses the E2160 1.8Ghz while the RNDP6000-200 uses the E5300 2.6GHz. Both NAS models use Pentium CPUs. You can also check the CPU model on the NAS system logs.
This one is a RNDP6000-100NAS chassis that shipped with one 3 TB disk. So it uses the E2160.
Mostly correct. The RNDP6310 shipped with three 1TB disks, not one 3TB disk. 3TB disks were only starting to come onto the market when we launched the second gen Pro, the Pro 6, I think.
The ReadyNASRNDP6000v2 does not have a -100 or -200. It did not have a lot of detail on the sticker under and was mostly in chinese. I looked up the serial number to get the model number listed.
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