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Product Overview |
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The Synology 4GB DDR4 Non-ECC 260-Pin SODIMM Memory module provides an effective option for expanding memory in supported Synology NAS devices. It features a 4GB capacity with DDR4 technology in a non-ECC format, designed to fit the 260-pin SODIMM slot commonly used in these systems. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Synology |
Technical Information |
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| Memory Capacity | 4GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR4 |
| Module Type | SO-DIMM |
| Pin Count | 260-Pin |
| Error Correction | Non-ECC |
| Voltage | 1.2V |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The Synology D4ES01-4G is a 4GB DDR4 memory module specifically designed for Synology NAS devices. It is a non-ECC, 260-pin SODIMM module intended to provide reliable memory expansion for compatible Synology systems. This module helps to increase system memory capacity and maintain smooth operation for users managing data storage and network applications. This memory module is typically used by IT professionals and system administrators who require additional memory for handling larger workloads or enhancing multitasking capabilities on their Synology NAS units. Key Features
Adding the Synology D4ES01-4G module allows users to improve the operational capacity of their NAS without changing the system architecture. It is a practical choice for enhancing memory-dependent applications and workloads. |
Use Cases |
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This memory module is primarily used to upgrade or replace existing RAM in compatible Synology NAS units. It is suited for environments where additional memory is needed to support increased data processing or multi-user operations. How It's Used:
Overall, the module serves as a component to maintain or improve system responsiveness and operational stability in memory-reliant NAS scenarios. |
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