What does 7-10-F2 stands for? I want to figure out if this memory will work for my synology DS1813+ server.
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As far as I know, that ram should be compatible as long as it is the same speed as far as MHz as well as type. Beyond that the 8500S is the general model and the 7-10-F2 is the full version of the model usually used to identify specifics that aren't needed for everyday techs or professionals for that matter. Point is if it seems to fit most specifications then try it otherwise return it..
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I have a DS409 that is about 5 years old now. I built a FreeNAS box 2 years ago and have had a lot of issues (12x3TB drives with 2 as hot spares and 10 in raid z2)... The FreeNAS version I used didn't pick up the hot spares as two of my drives failed and the SAS/SATA card I used has been buggy... not that Synology boxes never fail... I'm thinking of getting one of the 12-drive ones to replace my freenas box. I upped my DS409 to 4x4TB drives to backup my freenas until I resolve the issues. Having done both, Synology is a better option imho.
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From what I know, these drives are specifically made for servers. I used it for my Synology without any issues, and I don't think you will get any issues also.
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According to their website, it should: http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j〈=us#p_submenu
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I have 4 ST3000DM0001 and one ST3000VN0000 in a Synology DS1512+ and it doesn't cause any problems. It doesn't add anything to performance either though. The price between the two is only $10 dollars right now, so I would just flip a coin. My long term plan is to replace the DM drives with VN drives as my old drives die.
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Yes, they are listed on Synology's website as being compatible. https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS1513+
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Yes, I did it. You can only replace the existing 1GB module with a 2GB module. I used this one http://www.mini-box.com/2GB-DDR3-SODIMM and you should read completely thru this post and watch the youtube video mentioned in it. It helped me a lot. http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=140&t;=55105
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Hi Steve: I Can't verify, already installed in a customer's server. FW revision # looks familiar. I wouldn't bank on getting another drive with the same firmware on a different order - sometimes they are different on the same order. I use the RAID Controller (Adaptec) to update firmware on disks to get them the same.
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I have this running on a 9821W right now. Works well. Foscam cameras are a bit average and it drops out sometimes and loses image occasionally, but I purely blame the camera. Lots of Foscam cameras are identified in the Synology Surv. setup.
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@ Willie, that link you said is for the RAID version of this card. The correct link is: http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1376
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Yes. A quick look at the specifications page for the DS212J http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j&lang=us#p_submenu shows this: Supported RAID Type Synology Hybrid RAID Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1
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It depends on the make and model of the hard drive that you used with that NAS. Here is a list of all the compatible hard drives that work with the 713+, http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS713+. Hopefully that helps.
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Correct, RAID 1 (mirror) is a supported configuration for this model. Mine came pre-configured with 'Synology Hybrid Raid' volumes, which is a set of Synology optimizations to RAID 1 (mirror) to better support having HDD of different sizes.
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I'm not sure but with my experience this system probably won't. After a number of IT guys using it over the past year to see if they can get any benefit out of this, it was finally consigned to electronics graveyard in my house. I've purchased the Synology system and it has worked from day 1. My advice is to avoid this unit completely and purchase anything else. My brother in law also purchased this unit at the same time I did but gave up on it after a few months of trying to get it work
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Yeah, most likely. I've used a variety of drives since I've owned it, some listed as "supported" and others not. All have worked fine. The only thing I'd recommend doing is checking the Synology Raid Calc to make sure you get it set up with the specific RAID you want to maximize space: https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/RAID_calculator
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I'm using 5 of these... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008JJLW4M/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I've had no problems out of them since installing back in June (2013). I think you can format up to 10GB of usable space with Synology's RAID "method". I'm using the DS710+ as my main NAS controller. It has an additional 2x 2TB drives installed in it. I have the entire system connected to an APC UPS via the USB connector. Pretty much all automated shutdown/recover in case of power failure. Bill
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It's very likely they are holding back DS1812+ and DS1512+ units until they fix the BBOD (Blue-Blink of Death) problem that the 12 series seems to have at the moment. If you had a lot of your customers very angry with their recently purchased and now bricked 12 series device, would you make sure the whole channel was full of product or focus on fixing the problem first? (Especially if the fix requires RMA'ing the hardware back to Synology).