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How to Upgrade the CPU and RAM in a ReadyNAS 516
Well I have done it. It seems to be working great. I've ran a few basic tests and you really don't get a idea of the differance without accessing it. you can notice the speed Improvment. Accessin...
Would guide work for the RN 316? I've been looking at upgrading the CPU for my ReadyNAS if it's possible.
DigitalHoarder wrote:Would guide work for the RN 316? I've been looking at upgrading the CPU for my ReadyNAS if it's possible.
No, the 316 uses an Atom processor. There are no Atom processors that use a socket, even if there were a more powerful replacement avaiable.
And before you ask, no, you can't unsolder it. It's a ball grid array part and takes specialized equipment to work with. Manufacturers consider the whole board to be expendable if the processor has a problem.
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