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SKU: RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200
UPC: 885022033997
Condition: New
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QNAP 16GB DDR4 Ram 3200 MHZ Udimm D0 - RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200

QNAP RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200 16GB DDR4 UDIMM Memory ModuleOverviewThe RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200 is a 16GB DDR4 UDIMM running at 3200 MHz, designed as a genuin…

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QNAP 16GB DDR4 Ram 3200 MHZ Udimm D0 - RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200

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SKU: RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200
UPC: 885022033997
Condition: New

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QNAP RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200 16GB DDR4 UDIMM Memory Module

Overview

The RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200 is a 16GB DDR4 UDIMM running at 3200 MHz, designed as a genuine QNAP memory upgrade for NAS appliances that accept UDIMM DDR4 modules. Installing this module brings single-slot systems to their maximum supported memory ceiling in one step — relevant when running memory-intensive workloads such as multiple concurrent NAS virtual machines, heavy snapshot schedules, or large surveillance recording pools. Factory-new, genuine QNAP-sourced RAM eliminates compatibility guesswork that third-party DIMMs introduce on tightly validated NAS platforms.

Compatibility

This module is validated for QNAP NAS systems that specify a single UDIMM DDR4 slot with a 16GB maximum. Confirmed compatible platform: the QNAP TS-432PXU, which ships with 2GB UDIMM DDR4 installed and supports a maximum of 16GB (1 × 16GB) in its single UDIMM slot. Check your specific NAS model's hardware specification page to confirm the slot type before ordering — QNAP units with SODIMM slots (such as the TS-432X, which uses 1 × SODIMM DDR4) are not compatible with this UDIMM module. UDIMM and SODIMM are physically distinct and non-interchangeable form factors.

Installation Notes

Power down and unplug the NAS completely before handling memory. Ground yourself via wrist strap or chassis contact before touching the module — DDR4 DIMMs are static-sensitive. On the TS-432PXU, memory is accessed by removing the unit from the rack and opening the chassis per QNAP's service guide. Seat the module firmly until both retention clips engage. On single-slot systems, the existing factory DIMM must be removed and replaced with this 16GB module — there is no second slot for additive expansion. Confirm the NAS BIOS/firmware recognizes the full 16GB on first boot.

Specifications
Memory Capacity: 16 GB
Memory Type: DDR4 UDIMM
Memory Speed: 3200 MHz
Brand: QNAP
MPN: RAM-16GDR4D0-UD-3200
Type: Expansion Module
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