Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module

The Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module is engineered to revolutionize your NAS server performance. This high-capacity memory module is designed for those who demand speed, efficiency, and reliability for their computing tasks. Whether you're working with high-resolution images, rendering complex 3D graphics, or engaging in the latest gaming experiences, this memory module ensures your system operates seamlessly. With its robust features and superior design, the Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module stands out as an essential upgrade for your NAS server.

• Enhanced Memory Performance: The Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module delivers exceptional performance with speeds of up to 2666 MHz. This high-speed memory support allows for smooth and efficient multitasking, enabling you to edit high-resolution pictures, render complex 3D graphics, or play the latest games without any lag.
• Optimal Reliability: Featuring ECC (Error-Correcting Code) technology, this module automatically detects and corrects memory errors, ensuring your data integrity is maintained. This is especially essential for server applications where reliability is paramount.
• Efficient Power Consumption: Operating at a low voltage of 1.20 V, the Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module minimizes power consumption while maximizing performance. This efficiency not only reduces your energy costs but also extends the lifespan of the module.
• Easy Installation: The 260-pin SoDIMM form factor ensures that installation is straightforward and hassle-free. Simply slot the memory module into your NAS server, and you're ready to harness its full capabilities.
• Unbuffered Design: This memory module features an unbuffered design, allowing for direct communication with the memory controller. This design is optimal for desktop and NAS applications where reduced latency is crucial for high-performance tasks.

Technical Details

• Memory Capacity: 16 GB
• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
• Speed: 2666 MHz (PC4-21333)
• Voltage: 1.20 V
• Form Factor: SoDIMM
• Pin Count: 260-pin
• Signal Processing: Unbuffered
• ECC: Yes

How to Install

Installing the Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module is a straightforward process:

1. Power off your NAS server and unplug it from the power source.
2. Open the server casing according to the manufacturer’s instructions to access the memory slots.
3. Carefully insert the Synology memory module into an empty SoDIMM slot at a slight angle, ensuring that the notches on the module align with those in the slot.
4. Press down firmly until the module clicks into place and is secured by the retaining clips.
5. Close the server casing, reconnect the power source, and power your NAS server back on. Your system will automatically recognize the new memory.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this memory module compatible with all NAS servers?
  While the Synology 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module is designed for broad compatibility, it is important to check your NAS server's specifications to confirm compatibility with DDR4 memory and the SoDIMM form factor.
• Can I combine this memory module with other brands?
  It is generally recommended to use memory modules of the same brand and specifications to ensure optimal performance and stability. Mixing different brands or specifications may lead to compatibility issues.
• What is the difference between buffered and unbuffered memory?
  Buffered memory includes an additional buffer that helps manage memory requests in high-performance servers, while unbuffered memory allows for quicker communication with the memory controller, making it ideal for desktops and NAS applications.
• Will the installation of this memory module void my warranty?
  Typically, upgrading RAM does not void the warranty of a NAS server, but it is always advisable to check the warranty policy of your manufacturer for specific details.
• How do I verify if the memory module is working correctly?
  After installation, you can verify the memory by accessing the BIOS during startup or using system diagnostic tools within your operating system to check the total RAM recognized by the system.