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Deal
Sep 04, 2019Tutor
RNDP6310-100NAS How to upgrade CPU to E7500 or E7600
The Model selector above would not let me select my old model. It is the ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition (RNDP6000-100NAS model), but long ago (2014) I upgraded it with 6x6TB drives installed, and I re...
- Sep 04, 2019
You will have to remove the Heatsink and Fan which I think is built together by removing the screws or if there are locking pins on it. The thermal paste needs to be loosened from the heat sink and the installed CPU so you might need to give it some twist.
You should be able to see the processor after that. You will have to unlock the pin and replace.
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This link might be of helped.
HTH
Regards
Marc_V
Sep 04, 2019NETGEAR Employee Retired
You will have to remove the Heatsink and Fan which I think is built together by removing the screws or if there are locking pins on it. The thermal paste needs to be loosened from the heat sink and the installed CPU so you might need to give it some twist.
You should be able to see the processor after that. You will have to unlock the pin and replace.
(ctto)
This link might be of helped.
HTH
Regards
Deal
Sep 05, 2019Tutor
Marc,
I upgraded the CPU without a hitch just as you suggested. Thanks for your help!
David
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