Qnap 16Gb Ddr4 Sdram Memory Module 2400 Mhz Ram Udimm

Upgrade your QNAP NAS or DDR4-compatible system with the QNAP 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module at 2400 MHz. This high-performance UDIMM is purpose-built to unleash faster data access, smoother multitasking, and rock-solid stability under demanding workloads. Whether you’re virtualizing multiple containers, transcoding 4K media, running a robust media server, or handling large file transfers, this memory upgrade adds real, noticeable headroom. Designed for reliability and efficiency, the 16GB module delivers a responsive computing experience without requiring a total hardware overhaul. It’s the smart, future-proof upgrade that helps you do more—faster—with less lag, more precise caching, and longer uninterrupted sessions. Tap into improved system snappiness, reduced swap usage, and steadier throughput as you push your NAS or workstation toward higher performance ceilings.

• 16GB of high-performance DDR4 SDRAM at 2400 MHz, providing ample headroom for virtualization, multimedia serving, and multi-application workloads.
• DDR4 technology delivers higher data throughput, lower latency, and improved energy efficiency compared to older memory generations—ideal for continuous workloads and peak traffic periods.
• Broad compatibility with QNAP NAS devices and other DDR4-supported systems that accept standard memory modules; verify model compatibility with your device’s official memory list for model-specific guidance.
• Easy plug-and-play upgrade with straightforward installation in supported slots; typically requires no BIOS adjustments, enabling a seamless performance boost with minimal downtime.
• Improved stability during long sessions, reduced memory bottlenecks during heavy multitasking, and enhanced cache performance—helping you complete tasks more reliably and with fewer slowdowns.

Technical Details of QNAP 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module

• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
• Capacity: 16GB
• Speed: 2400 MHz
• Form Factor: UDIMM
• Compatibility notes: Compatibility depends on device model and memory slot type; refer to your QNAP NAS model’s official memory compatibility list for model-specific guidance.
• Warranty and support: Check the manufacturer’s warranty terms for details.

How to install QNAP 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module

• Power down your NAS or computer completely, unplug all cables, and disconnect from power. Ground yourself to discharge static by touching a grounded metal surface.
• Open the memory access panel or locate the memory compartment according to your device’s manual. Remove any covers or screws as required to access the memory slots.
• Handle the memory module by the edges. Avoid touching the gold contact pads to prevent oils or static damage.
• Line up the notch on the memory module with the key in the memory socket. Gently insert the module into the slot at a slight angle, then press downward evenly until the retaining clips click into place and secure the module.
• Repeat only if you’re adding more than one module. Make sure all modules are seated firmly and that the slots’ clips are fully engaged. Reassemble the chassis or access panel, reconnect power, and boot the device.
• Power on and verify that the system recognizes the 16GB of RAM. On a QNAP NAS, you can check the memory status in the administration interface to confirm the upgrade is detected and functioning correctly.
• Note: In most systems, no BIOS settings changes are required. If your device prompts for a memory profile or advanced memory settings, follow the on-screen guidance or consult your manual for recommended defaults.

Frequently asked questions

• What does this memory module upgrade provide? It adds 16GB of DDR4 SDRAM at 2400 MHz in a UDIMM form factor, designed to boost NAS performance, virtualization, media transcoding, and large file operations on compatible systems.
• Is this module compatible with my QNAP NAS? It is designed for QNAP NAS devices and other DDR4-compatible systems that accept standard UDIMM memory. Always verify model-specific compatibility on your device’s official memory list before purchasing.
• Is installation difficult? No. The upgrade is typically plug-and-play. It requires powering down the device, opening the memory access area, inserting the module(s) into the correct slots, and closing up. Most users do not need BIOS changes.
• Will more RAM improve performance for virtualization and 4K transcoding? Yes. Additional memory helps reduce swapping, improves multitasking, enhances cache efficiency, and provides more headroom for memory-intensive tasks such as virtualization, containers, and media processing.
• What about warranty and support? Warranty terms vary by manufacturer. Check the product listing or the memory module’s documentation for details, coverage period, and how to obtain support if needed.