In this blog post, we look at the differences between server RAM and conventional RAM used in desktop PCs and laptops. Although both types of RAM fulfil the same basic function of providing a volatile cache for quick access to data, there are some important differences.
Server memory vs. traditional memory: what’s the difference? Read more »
A RAM upgrade for Synology NAS, especially the powerful DS923+, can significantly increase the operating speed. A larger RAM improves response times, enables more efficient multitasking and optimises the performance of applications and services. Data processing is accelerated, particularly with simultaneous user access to the system, which ensures smoother use overall. Future requirements and the use of demanding applications can be handled with foresight by expanding the RAM. The upgrade is easy to perform and offers a worthwhile investment in the performance of the NAS.
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Despite official information from QNAP that the NAS model series TS-x64, TS-x64U and TS-x64eU do not have RAM slots and therefore no RAM upgrade is possible, we show using the example of the TS-464-8G that the device can be expanded to 64GB with two 32GB phs memory modules. Many other NAS models also have upgradeable memory slots!
Is there a RAM memory slot in the QNAP series TS-x64, TS-x64U, and TS-x64eU? Read more »
XMP, or “Extreme Memory Profile”, is a technology that makes it possible to overclock the main memory of a suitable system. When overclocking, the memory bus is operated at a higher clock rate than the official specification of the CPU and the DRAM components. XMP makes overclocking the processor, RAM and mainboard simple and straightforward. The result: The system can achieve better performance characteristics than stated in the specifications. However, it is important to note that operating the CPU with XMP outside of the specifications can also be problematic. Learn more about XMP memory.
XMP Memory – Overclocking Made Easy Read more »
Find RAM easily and safely!
Would you like to upgrade your notebook, PC, workstation etc. with RAM?
But you don’t know the manufacturer, the exact model name or which series your device comes from?
You don’t know which memory technology DDR2 – DDR3 or DDR4 is installed in your system?
Are you also unsure whether you need to install your device with UDIMMs SO-Dimms, UDIMM with ECC or RDIMMs?
No problem – with RAMONA, our free online RAM memory analysis tool, you can easily find the right RAM for your system.
RAMONA – RAM Online Analysis Read more »
Many systems can be upgraded with more RAM than originally specified by the device manufacturer. For this reason, we have launched the “overRAMing® project”.
overRAMing® – Project Read more »
In the notebook and industrial board segment, DDR4 SO-DIMM memory modules were previously only available up to a maximum of 16GB. The RAM with 32GB and 64GB memory capacities were previously only found in the server environment as RDIMM and LRDIMM memory.
32GB DDR4 SO-DIMM 2,666MHz for gaming laptops and mobile workstations Read more »
32 GB RAM in ASRock motherboard J4105-ITX – tested and works perfectly!
In our overRAMing test, we were able to successfully prove that the new motherboards with Gemini Lake processors not only allow a maximum of 8GB as described in the manual. In our tests, memory configurations up to a maximum of 32GB (2x16GB) were extensively tested in the memory endurance test. The RAM upgrade works with all Gemini Lake processors!
32GB of RAM – ASRock J4105-ITX – OverRAMing Test Read more »
The information from GHz, Processor or The information from GHz, Processor or the information from MacBook Early 2009 is often not sufficient to find the right memory for your Apple device such as iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, PowerMac, eMAc, iBook…, for example. A serial number doesn’t always help either or creates additional work.
We show you how you can quickly and 100% safely find the right RAM for your Apple device.
How to Find the Right Memory for Your Apple Mac Read more »
