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blue68f100 · 01-05-2006, 09:35 PM

The 2000 uses a 72pin DIMM (edo) 32 meg. and it is upgradeable.

Use the coolest drives on the maket, ususally Seagates.

The 2000 use a 52x52x15mm size, which is a odd size. Sunon KD1205PHB3, 8.5 cfm, 22.5dba, 0.7w. The fan is only held in place with a 2 screws, so a 50x50 can be made to fit. I like them to run quite.

The 2000 only has a 50w power supply. I had 2 7200 in mine and it worked fine. Till the fan failed and I fried the drives and other parts. I had changed my ISP and failed to change the smtp in the server with the new email settings. If you are going to have heavy use, yes use a high cfm fan, but stay under 30dba, that is when they start being heard.

01-05-2006, 09:35 PM	#6
blue68f100 Thermophile Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Plano, TX Posts: 3,135	Re: Upgrade SNAP 2000 or New NAS? The 2000 uses a 72pin DIMM (edo) 32 meg. and it is upgradeable. Use the coolest drives on the maket, ususally Seagates. The 2000 use a 52x52x15mm size, which is a odd size. Sunon KD1205PHB3, 8.5 cfm, 22.5dba, 0.7w. The fan is only held in place with a 2 screws, so a 50x50 can be made to fit. I like them to run quite. The 2000 only has a 50w power supply. I had 2 7200 in mine and it worked fine. Till the fan failed and I fried the drives and other parts. I had changed my ISP and failed to change the smtp in the server with the new email settings. If you are going to have heavy use, yes use a high cfm fan, but stay under 30dba, that is when they start being heard.