NAS Memory RAM Cooler Heatsinks

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QNAP TVS-672XT

Hello, can you tell me another heatsinks that I can use in my to buy QNAP TVS-672 XT for 2x32gb crucial memorys, because the ones that you recommend are out of stock. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074Y2NMTN/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&%2AVersion%2A=1&%2Aentries%2A=0, Best regards, These memorys are still your recommendation for the QNAP TVS-672 XT, since I saw your new video @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyeZ_qcKF2I

 

I have found these two :

 

 

Mounting Style: SMD/SMT

 

Material: C1100 Copper

 

Color: Copper tone

 

Coating: No Coating / Pure Copper

 

Thermal conductivity: 401W/mK

 

Built for SO-DIMM physical layout of memory ram.

 

Dimension: 63mmx23mmx0.5mm / 2.48′ x 0.91′ x 0.02′ (L*W*T)

 

Weight: 0.17 oz / 5 gram per piece

 

Pre applied 3M 8810 thermal conductive adhesive tape

 

Tape Thermal Conductivity: 0.60 W/m-K

 

Standard: RoHS compliance

 

Model No: 6323-05C02-8810

 

Package includes: 2 pieces SO-DIMM Laptop RAM heatsink

 

  • The ultra thin radiator is designed for the notebook and some small space heat dissipation
  • Thickness: 0.5mm, use less space.
  • Graphene is the most efficient heat conductor in the world，Its thermal conductivity can reach 5300W/m·K, pure copper only 386.4W/m·K and aluminum only 237 2W/m·K. You can use the temperature software to test the temperature before and after installation， you will find that it is more efficient than other radiators.
  • Parcel: Contains one pc Graphene Coating pure copper cooling vests
  • Note: Before purchasing, determine if your size is suitable for this product, so as not to cause inconvenience to you.

 

 

 


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10 thoughts on “NAS Memory RAM Cooler Heatsinks”

  2. Nice video, good info.
    Would you also have a link to something called “Everything you need to know about Upgrading NAS Memory” but …for QNAP? The video talks about QNAP but the link points to a page where Synology Memory Upgrades are explained…:-(
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  3. I have a QNAP 673a QUTS Hero and Raid 5 ZFS. At the moment there is Crucial 2x16GB SO-Dimm installed. Would you recommend to upgrade to 64GB just to be on teh safe side for future usage? – I assume DDR So-Dimm will phase out slowly too.
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  5. I have TS-664, which is a newer QNAP model. I initially updated with 2 stick of KRV26S19S6/8 (8GB DDR4 2666 from Kingston). They work perfectly for 6 months but now under heavy ram usage QNAP started to crash (turn off) and would not pass Power-On Self-Test. If I remove 1 stick and run memtest86, it would not detect any error. Should I buy 1 unit of 16GB to upgrade instead?
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  6. I checked QNAP’s website and it lists ECC memory as supported on the specifications page. Not sure if that was mentioned or added later but it seems like this is a great setup
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  8. That was a complete wate of time. No info on the ECC. Useless tests. No proof that ECC really is enabled. There must be some tool in the linux layer that can show this (e.g. dmidecode). Showing VMs RAM is no proof of anything. Could be handled as balloon device of the VM-layer. This is a complete shit-show!
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