Snap Server 2000 RAM Upgrade?
Can the RAM be upgraded in a Snap 2000?
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Well I found out the RAM can be upgraded. My next question is will it make a difference in the performance? If so, should I go with a 128MB or 256MB chip?
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If you are moving a lot of files, JVM or in RAID it will boost performance. More the better. I thich the default on the newer model 2000 is 64 meg, where the older models only had 32.
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It will act like a cache, meaning extra storage space to get files ready to be transferred and written
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So more is better.
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What RAM type does the 2000 need? kcrossley, I know you have upgraded yours, what type and brand did you use?
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I just upgraded my v2 Snap 2000. It seems it will only recognise 128MB. I installed a 256MB Dimm, but it only shows 134,217,728 bytes of total memory when I run the debug memory command. Has anyone been able to upgrade to 256MB or higher?
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You have installed High Density ram, The snap only reconizes low density.
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Thanks for the help with the RAM type.
I got a low density 256Mb stick, and the Snap now recognises it all. I started another thread about some informal benchmarking I did comparing transfer rates with 64, 128 and 256 MB of ram. |
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