Will this model work to upgrade the stock RAM in the QNAP 469L NAS server?
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Yes, please note however, the 1gb of memory that comes standard on the qnap 469L cannot be upgraded, so this 2gb module will install in the available empty slot, for a total of 3gb of memory.
645934
i think yes it can replace the synology NAS boxes, if you customizing what you want. You can googling what you want
505813
According to the specs of that model of server, it should work. Note, you will have to use all 667mhz DDR2 modules.
874559
Yes. I purchased this for this same NAS. Snapped right in and has been a breeze. Although, I haven't installed enough extra services on the NAS yet to make me notice the extra ram getting used. You probably don't need this for light duty, but it can't hurt, right?
1771905
Synology would be a better choice. Qnap would be an average gaming server, but s synology would be an excellent gaming server
382264
You shouldn't have any issues. NAS firmware will work independently from the OS. You will control the drives from the NAS UI.
541257
No. Synology does not support NAS -> NAS expansion.They make specialized expansion units or this purpose. The DS2413+ can be expanded by connecting it to a DX1211 expansion unit, effectively doubling it's storage capacity.
2080114
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
313616
Yes it will. I'm not sure about brand of nas. For me, I have it connected to a Windows smb file share and it works great. It can be connected to smb, nfs and ftp for remote storage.
2011857
Yes it will work, I checked it out. I spent way to much time stressing the whole ram issue myself.
530031
Have you read through the specs on Qnap's website?Did you ask their online chat support people?
436205
According to the specs available online, this should work. Your model seems to only have one RAM slot, so check how much RAM you have before ordering. If you have 2Gb of RAM already, this does nothing to upgrade your model.
81719
yes it is. We use six of these units in a enterprise NAS and they seem to work well - no problems...so far :)
1028214
Hey Taylor, I am currently running 4 4GB WD drives and almost the same config as you for FreeNAS. I decided on 1333 Mhz memory since the price wasn't that much different. I have 3 of these sytems running ESXi 5.5. Great motherboards IMO.
1320939
Well based on the link below I would say yes.http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/which-ddr-ram-module-to-buy-for-my-motherboard-latency-vs-speed.135563/
388100
I have no idea, 112j seems to be the logical replacement. This is the first time I have bought a NAS. The 114 has more memory 512 to the 112j 128 and the 114 CPU Freq is 1.2 compared to 112j 1.0. Also the 114 has 2 3.0 usb ports the 112j has 2 2.0 usb ports. I wanted the Black instead of the White also, which seems to be the only color I saw offered for the 112j.
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A quick search on Gigabytes website brought me to the QVL. I do not see this memory being supported. However that does not mean the memory won't work fine, it just means your manufacturer has not tested this memory(yet). Try checking with Gigabyte directly, or see if they have any forums to ask on. Maybe other Gigabyte users can give you a better response. You will probably be asked what revision your particular board is(v1, v1.2, v2 etc...) Also, check to see if the board came with a manual. Or even the disk, will sometimes contain a .pdf. QVL lists are usually shipped with the boards in some way, at least every board I've ever purchased has had one... Good luck!