Synology X20 Series: What CPU Does It Have?

Synology X20 Series What CPU Does It Have

Now you can find out what CPU your X20 Series Synology NAS has. Discover what CPU model and type of RAM memory your X20 Series Synology NAS has in the table below. Hopefully this will make it easier for you when you search for your NAS CPU model.

x20 SERIES

ModelCPU ModelCoresThreadsFPUPackage ArchRAM Installed
RS820+/RS820RP+Intel Atom C3538Quad Core4YesDenvertonDDR4 Non-ECC 2GB
DS1520+Intel Celeron J4125Quad Core4YesGeminilakeDDR4 8GB
DS920+Intel Celeron J4125Quad Core4YesGeminilakeDDR4 4GB
DS720+Intel Celeron J4125Quad Core4YesGeminilakeDDR4 2GB
DS620slimIntel Celeron J3355Dual Core2YesApollolakeDDR3L SODIMM 2GB
DS420+Intel Celeron J4025Dual Core2YesGeminilakeDDR4 2GB
DS420jRealtek RTD1296Quad Core4Yesrtd1296DDR4 1GB
DS220+Intel Celeron J4025Dual Core2YesGeminilakeDDR4 2GB
DS220jRealtek RTD1296Quad Core4Yesrtd1296DDR4 512MB
DS120jMarvell A3720Dual Core2Yesarmada37xxDDR3 512MB

What is a Core? A core, or CPU core, is the “brain” of a CPU. It receives instructions and performs calculations, or operations, to satisfy those instructions. A CPU can have multiple cores. A processor with two cores is called a dual-core processor. A processor with four cores is called a quad-core. A processor with six cores is a hexa-core. A processor with eight cores is an octa-core.
What are Threads? A thread is the virtual version of a CPU core. By using processes such as hyper-threading and simultaneous multithreading, you can break up a physical core into virtual cores called threads and this will increase your CPU performance. For the most part, Intel CPUs with two cores use hyper-threading to provide four threads, while AMD CPUs with four cores use simultaneous multithreading to provide eight threads.
What is FPU? A floating-point unit (FPU, colloquially a math coprocessor) is a part of a computer system specially designed to carry out operations on floating-point numbers. Typical operations are addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and square root.

This post was updated on Thursday / December 17th, 2020 at 11:27 PM