I ordered this product and the one I received does NOT look like the photo. It does not have 8 chips. Will this work with Synology 1812+???
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I wish that I could answer this with 100% confidence, but I can't. I'm guessing that you won't have any issues as it has all of the proper timings and settings. The install is very easy, so I would just try it out. Do give the system plenty of time to boot. First time I booted with the new memory, I "freaked out" a bit thinking that the system wasn't going to boot - AGAIN - with a memory upgrade. I had tried some other memory that I had laying around.... that was a flop! It did boot, it just seemed to take a bit longer than the first time. Good luck!
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Deborah, the amount of chips on the product are not important (mine came with 4 chips per side for example). What you should check: Does the label on the product match the package description? If it does, you are good. If you want a double-check, you can go to Kingston's website and enter in the part number on your product and verify the specifications match as advertised.
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Hi Deborah, the 8 chips are really not important, what is important is that the one you received is 2GB 1066MHz DDR3 Non-ECC SODIMM. Here is a link to someone doing the upgrade http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_FiUCfyiQw the one he is installing is 2GB and only 4 chips. Side note: as technology progresses memory manufactures are able to get more memory on a single chip; usually at a lower cost. The 8 chip version has 256MB per chip and the 4 chip version has 512MB per chip (or 256MiB and 512MiB to be technically correct).
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The Synology NAS boxes based on the Intel Atom D2700 (look at your DSM Control Panel | Info Center) require 1Rx8 structured SODIMM memory if you want the device to work well (especially with populating the second memory slot). A lot of laptop memory is actually 2Rx8 format memory which will be very slow or fail to boot. Have a look at this long winded account ("Synology DS1512+ RAM Upgrade to 4GB(The Truth)") on the Synology forums of extensive testing with both 1R and 2R type memory modules. There is also another thread on their forum on this topic ("Slow data transfer on DS1812+"). The Synology NAS boxes based on the Intel Atom D2700 (look at your DSM Control Panel | Info Center) require 1Rx8 structured SODIMM memory if you want the device to work well (especially with populating the second memory slot). A lot of laptop memory is actually 2Rx8 format memory which will be very slow or fail to boot. Have a look at this long winded account ("Synology DS1512+ RAM Upgrade to 4GB(The Truth)") on the Synology forums of extensive testing with both 1R and 2R type memory modules. There is also another thread on their forum on this topic ("Slow data transfer on... » Read More The Synology NAS boxes based on the Intel Atom D2700 (look at your DSM Control Panel | Info Center) require 1Rx8 structured SODIMM memory if you want the device to work well (especially with populating the second memory slot). A lot of laptop memory is actually 2Rx8 format memory which will be very slow or fail to boot. Have a look at this long winded account ("Synology DS1512+ RAM Upgrade to 4GB(The Truth)") on the Synology forums of extensive testing with both 1R and 2R type memory modules. There is also another thread on their forum on this topic ("Slow data transfer on DS1812+"). « Show Less
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Probably not that much, however I would recommend to follow the NAS manufacturer's suggestion, in my case it was Synology from which I bought their 412+ NAS product, and they were recommending WD20EFRX from Western Digital, which was made specifically for NAS Storage.
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Not officialy at least, but you can read in forums about people who upgraded it successfuly. Upgrading the RAM may void Synology warranty, so be careful.DS412+ performs pretty well with 1GB though. No need to upgrade unless you have a very specific application in mind.
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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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i think yes it can replace the synology NAS boxes, if you customizing what you want. You can googling what you want
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Hello Aaron, First off thank you for your interest in our products. Our IO-PESA236 uses, Marvell 88SE9128 chipset. Unfortunately we did not test our IO-PESA236 with VMware ESXi; so, we can not guarantee that it will work. Hope this answered you questions. Best Regards, Koutech Customer Support
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DS415 is a 4 bay. I didnt need 4 disks so I went with DS713. This is one major difference, there may be others.
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I would not buy this card, could not make it work and support is terrible. All most any external Raid will be faster than the Software raid on the motherboard. Plus if the board dies, you just move the card to anything that is working and you have your data back. If you have to move software raid to another MB and it is a different version or drivers, it can be an issue. So find a good card and you will have the best of both worlds. I do have some software raids in my office only to archive data to, not for working data. Hope this helps, Cheers
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Yes.Specs here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DS114#specDemo here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/5.1/live_demo
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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. A quick look at the specifications page for the DS212J http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j〈=us#p_submenushows this: Supported RAID Type Synology Hybrid RAID Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1
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The one I received didn't work at all. I returned it for a Drobo. I use 2TB drives in the Drobo so I don't know about 4 in that.
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It did not work in my DS1812+. I then bought some Kingston part that was much more expensive and it worked.
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Dear Friend, we are not sure whether the item support the Synology or not, we can only ensure it support Windows XP and Windows 7, thank you!
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I am not sure of the model of drives you have but you can check it here at the link below.I have used incompatible drives before with no issue. Keep in mind compatibility just means they have tested and are sure that it functions the way it should with your NAS. http://www.synology.com/en-global/support/hd/model/DS413j
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It isn't a NAS box; no Ethernet, no file services that I am aware of. It's as esata or USB housing for four drives. Mine is USB connected to a synology NAS box and exposes each of the four drives inside as a separate device to the synology nas head which then makes those available on the network via smb, nfs, etc. am pretty sure this box will work when USB connected to OS X. I have used other devices with the same innards as this one with OS X successfully. This box may also concatenate drives (make four 2 tb drives look like 1 8 tab drive) but I wouldn't recommend using that feature; lose one of the four drives and all your data is lost. It isn't a NAS box; no Ethernet, no file services that I am aware of. It's as esata or USB housing for four drives. Mine is USB connected to a synology NAS box and exposes each of the four drives inside as a separate device to the synology nas head which then makes those available on the network via smb, nfs, etc. am pretty sure this box will work when USB connected to OS X. I have used other devices with the same innards as this one with OS X successfully. This box may also concatenate drives (make four 2 tb drives look like 1 8 tab drive) but I wouldn't recommend using that feature; lose... » Read More It isn't a NAS box; no Ethernet, no file services that I am aware of. It's as esata or USB housing for four drives. Mine is USB connected to a synology NAS box and exposes each of the four drives inside as a separate device to the synology nas head which then makes those available on the network via smb, nfs, etc. am pretty sure this box will work when USB connected to OS X. I have used other devices with the same innards as this one with OS X successfully. This box may also concatenate drives (make four 2 tb drives look like 1 8 tab drive) but I wouldn't recommend using that feature; lose one of the four drives and all your data is lost. « Show Less
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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