Description
QNAP 32GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module
Upgrade your NAS performance with this high-density, ECC-registered DDR4 memory module from QNAP. Designed for reliability and efficiency, this 32GB DIMM delivers fast data transfer, improved multitasking, and enhanced storage workloads for uninterrupted uptime. With DDR4-3200 speed and PC4-25600 bandwidth, this memory module is optimized for modern NAS servers that handle virtualization, caching, media streaming, and data-intensive applications. Built to endure 24/7 operation, it helps your NAS deliver smoother file access, quicker backups, and more responsive multimedia serving, even under heavy loads.
- Massive capacity for NAS workloads: 32 GB of DDR4 memory provides ample headroom for virtualization containers, multiple users, and cache-intensive storage operations, helping your NAS handle larger workloads without slowing down. This level of memory is particularly beneficial for running virtual machines, containers, and large active caches that boost read/write performance in RAID configurations.
- ECC and Registered for reliability: ECC (Error Correction Code) detects and corrects single-bit memory errors on the fly, safeguarding data integrity in file systems, databases, and virtual machines. Registered memory buffers signals to the memory controller, improving stability in multi-module configurations and reducing the risk of instability during sustained, data-heavy workloads typical of NAS environments.
- 288-pin DIMM form factor for broad compatibility: The standard 288-pin DIMM layout ensures compatibility with a wide range of QNAP NAS models and other enterprise-grade systems that support registered ECC DDR4 memory. Its design is optimized for easy installation in server-like NAS enclosures, allowing upgrades with minimal downtime when you follow proper static precautions and alignment.
- DDR4-3200 speed and bandwidth (PC4-25600): This memory operates at up to 3200 MHz, delivering higher bandwidth and faster data access for demanding tasks such as multi-user file serving, large backups, virtualization, and caching workloads. The 1.20 V low-voltage operation contributes to energy efficiency and cooler, more stable performance in always-on NAS deployments.
- Energy efficiency and high reliability for 24/7 operation: The module’s 1.20V design helps keep power consumption modest while maintaining peak performance. Paired with ECC and registered features, it supports prolonged uptime and dependable operation in environments that require consistent, reliable memory under continuous load.
Technical Details of QNAP 32GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module
- Capacity: 32 GB
- Type: DDR4 SDRAM
- Speed: DDR4-3200 (PC4-25600)
- ECC: Yes
- Registered: Yes
- Form Factor: 288-pin DIMM
- Voltage: 1.20 V
- Voltage Standard: DDR4, low-voltage design for efficiency
- Application: NAS server memory upgrade
- Compatibility: Designed for QNAP NAS systems and other enterprise-grade servers that support registered ECC DDR4 DIMMs
How to Install QNAP 32GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module
- Power down and unplug your NAS: Ensure the device is completely powered off and disconnected from all power sources before handling memory. This helps prevent electric shock and protects sensitive electronics.
- Ground yourself and prepare the work area: To avoid static discharge, touch a grounded metal surface or use an anti-static wrist strap. Work on a clean, dry surface free from liquids and dust.
- Open the chassis and locate memory slots: Remove the NAS cover or access panel following the manufacturer’s instructions. Identify the memory slots, which are typically adjacent to the existing DIMMs or labeled in the documentation.
- Orient the module correctly: Align the notch on the DIMM with the keying in the memory slot. The 288-pin connector should line up smoothly without forcing the module into place.
- Insert firmly and secure: Gently press the DIMM straight down until it seats evenly in the slot. The side retention clips should snap into place, securing the module firmly.
- Reassemble and power up: Replace the NAS cover, reconnect the power, and boot the device. Enter the NAS management interface to verify the new memory is recognized and operating at the correct speed.
- Verify memory recognition and stability: In the NAS interface, check the system information or memory section to confirm 32 GB is detected. Run a quick stress test or monitor memory usage to ensure stable operation under typical workloads.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: Will this RAM work with my QNAP NAS? A: This module is designed for QNAP NAS systems and supports ECC-registered DDR4 memory. Compatibility depends on your specific NAS model and its memory support list. Always consult the official memory compatibility documentation for your model to confirm support for 32 GB ECC Registered DDR4 DIMMs before upgrading.
- Q: What is ECC and why is it important for NAS? A: ECC stands for Error Correction Code. It detects and corrects single-bit memory errors on the fly, protecting against data corruption in critical storage tasks, databases, and virtualization. This feature is especially valuable in 24/7 NAS environments where uptime and data integrity are essential.
- Q: Can I mix this memory with existing modules? A: Mixing memory modules can work in some systems, but for best stability and performance, use memory that matches the NAS vendor’s recommended configurations. If mixing, ensure the modules are compatible in terms of type (DDR4), ECC capability, voltage, and speed, and follow the device’s guidelines for populating memory channels.
- Q: How do I determine if I need more memory for my NAS workload? A: Monitor memory usage in the NAS management interface. If you routinely see high memory utilization, memory-intensive tasks like virtualization or large-cache workloads, or slow response times during peak hours, upgrading to 32 GB can improve performance and responsiveness. Consider your model’s maximum supported memory and overall system load when deciding.
- Q: What about warranty and return policies? A: Warranty terms and return policies vary by seller and region. Check the product listing and seller’s warranty details for information on coverage, duration, and return options. If you’re purchasing through a retailer, review their policy before finalizing the purchase.
- Q: How can I ensure the best stability after installation? A: Ensure proper static precautions during installation, update your NAS firmware to the latest version, and follow the vendor’s recommendations for memory configurations. Using a reliable surge protector and maintaining adequate cooling in the NAS enclosure can further improve stability and longevity.
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