Kingston KVR333X64SC25/1G 1GB DDR1 / PC 2700 / DDR 333

[TechZ]

Just bought 1x 1GB stick of Kingston Value RAM,

Model: KVR333X64SC25/1G
Type: SO-DIMM

Shows up perfectly as:
Memory: 1024 MB [2.5-3-3-7]

NAS: ReadyNAS NV+ [X-RAID]
Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.7 [1.00a043]

Ran the onboard mem test app twice and passed.

[DerekGCWhite]

TechZ,

I have also installed the same strip of memory in my ReadyNAS Duo and all the problems with lack of response and web interface disconnections have disappeared. I was lucky it was a strip left over from a Laptop upgrade

[TechZ]

TechZ,

I have also installed the same strip of memory in my ReadyNAS Duo and all the problems with lack of response and web interface disconnections have disappeared. I was lucky it was a strip left over from a Laptop upgrade

I use Kingston ValueRAM in both my ReadyNAS products, no trouble so far.

[darwinshafter]

I'm a real newb to the ReadyNas community. I purchased an NV+ a couple months ago and it's been running smoothly(there were some unresolved issues with permissions being part of a domain with AD). I decided it was time for an upgrade and I read good things about the Kingston KVR333X64SC25/1G and I upgraded.

So far what is happening is that It will say "Booting, Please Wait..." and then it goes to another screen that just says "Booting" and freezes there. I've tried resetting the OS, doing a factory default, updating firmware from usb, and it still freezes at boot. I get no network connectivity and there are no HD leds lit. The power button is blinking at "booting, please wait..." and then solid at "booting". If it helps I have 3 Hitachi 2TB drives installed and working with a lot of data!

I have to reinstall the original memory to get it to boot so this leads me to believe I have bad memory. What boggles my mind is that I have run 2 memory tests on both sticks of ram and both pass.

If anyone can help, many thanks in advance!

[TechZ]

I'm a real newb to the ReadyNas community. I purchased an NV+ a couple months ago and it's been running smoothly(there were some unresolved issues with permissions being part of a domain with AD). I decided it was time for an upgrade and I read good things about the Kingston KVR333X64SC25/1G and I upgraded.

So far what is happening is that It will say "Booting, Please Wait..." and then it goes to another screen that just says "Booting" and freezes there. I've tried resetting the OS, doing a factory default, updating firmware from usb, and it still freezes at boot. I get no network connectivity and there are no HD leds lit. The power button is blinking at "booting, please wait..." and then solid at "booting". If it helps I have 3 Hitachi 2TB drives installed and working with a lot of data!

I have to reinstall the original memory to get it to boot so this leads me to believe I have bad memory. What boggles my mind is that I have run 2 memory tests on both sticks of ram and both pass.

If anyone can help, many thanks in advance!

Memtests aren't 100% perfect. And perhaps your NV+ is a different revision that mine? Perhaps just RMA'ing it and trying another stick will sort it out

[fbmachines]

If memory serves me correctly I think Kingston changed their chips on the RAM. Unfortunately the model number remained the same and the newer style chips aren't compatible.

[darwinshafter]

Well... I appreciate the help. I will shipping it back to Newegg.

Thanks!

[fbmachines]

Try the Corsair VS1GSDS333 stick. I've had good success with that model and it's $10 cheaper than the Kingston model at Newegg.

[ChrisMc73]

Try the Corsair VS1GSDS333 stick. I've had good success with that model and it's $10 cheaper than the Kingston model at Newegg.

Is this the stick you are referring to?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... VS1GSDS333

I recently sent a defective NV+ back to Netgear and left my 1GB Crucial stick in there, not sure I can recover it, I've sent off emails to try.
In the mean time I'm looking at the replacement stick if I need to get one, so you are saying this Corsair stick has worked in your NV+?

[fbmachines]

Is this the stick you are referring to?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... VS1GSDS333

Yes, it is but it appears that Cosair changed something on the stick. Many newer posts are saying it won't boot with this updated stick in it.

viewtopic.php?f=110&t=31313

[ChrisMc73]

Ok, so is there a stick that does for sure still work, today?
I was going to buy the original one I left in my RMA box, the Crucial brand, is that still ok?

[Soulkeeper]

Ok, so is there a stick that does for sure still work, today?

+1

We've learned that the old Kingston KVR333X64SC25/1G worked, but not the new ones, because they changed something.
And the old Corsair VS1GSDS333 worked, but not the new ones, because they changed something.
And from another thread, that the old Patriot Signature 1 GB SODIMM PC-2700 DDR-333 Memory Module -PSD1G33316S worked, but not the new ones, because they changed something.

Right now I'm trying to find the status on the Crucial CT12864X335 ... and from searching this forum, I can't find anything that indicates that it won't work. So I'll put my money on this one.

[Jemini]

Just bought 1x 1GB stick of Kingston Value RAM,

Model: KVR333X64SC25/1G
Type: SO-DIMM

Shows up perfectly as:
Memory: 1024 MB [2.5-3-3-7]

NAS: ReadyNAS NV+ [X-RAID]
Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.7 [1.00a043]

Ran the onboard mem test app twice and passed.

HI, I'm planning to upgrade my NV+.Cound you share some advice with me?

My mem module shiped with my NV+ is of DDR400( I bought it early this year from amazon) and it works at 2.5-3-3-7 too!

I am so focused with the type of modules, dose it mean NV+ support either of them or DDR 333 is just enough.

Thanks.

[gagnon_eric]

Hi,

Here is a HW compatibility list from Netgear about ReadyNas, it is not recent but have all compatible memory models listed.

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/35858999/readynas-Hardware-Compatibility-List

Eric

[gagnon_eric]

He is the details from an other site

http://readynas.su/compatibility_list/memory/

ReadyNAS NV/NV+/Duo
Можно использовать модули 200 pin DDR SO-DIMM. Инструкции по замене памяти в ReadyNAS NV/NV+ размещены здесь.

256 MB

■Aeneon PC2700S-2533-1 DDR333 CL2.5 256MB (8-Chip)
■Aeneon PC3200S-3033-1 DDR400 CL3 256MB (8-Chip)
■Apacer PC3200 CL3
■Infineon HYS64D32020HDL-6-C (8-Chip)
■ADATA ADFDB280400H (4-Chip) (added 5/15/06)
■VDATA Memory Expert VDFDB28040AH DDR333(2.5) 256MX4 (4-Chip)
512 MB

■Apacer PC3200 CL3
■Infineon HYS64D64020HDL-6-C (8-Chip)
■Kingston KVR400X64SC3A/512
■VDATA Memory Expert VDFDB290804H DDR333(2.5) 512MX8 (8-Chip)
1 GB

■Apacer PC3200 CL3
■Kingston KVR400X64SC3A/1G
■Patriot 1GB 200-Pin DDR SO-DIMM DDR 333 PEP1G2700SLL(PC 2700)
■Wintec PC2700-1G/Micron (#38299682) 2 RANK (16-Chip)
■Wintec PC3200-1G/Micron (#38290682) 2 RANK (16-Chip)
■Wintec PC3200-1G/Qimonda (#38290681) 2 RANK (16-Chip)
■Hynix HYMD512M646CFP8-J (16-Chip)
■I-O Data AP-SDD333-1G (16-Chip) MT16VDDF12864H)
■Crucial CT12864X335 (16-Chip 1GB) (Micron’s MT16VDDF12864H)
■NETGEAR 1GB SODIMM for NV/NV+ (16-Chip)