Asustor
AS5404T
Based on 9 Reddit mentions
$282.99
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NAS beginner, thinking of trying the waters with an ASUSTOR.
I recently purchased the ASUSTOR AS5404T and I'm very happy with it so far. I have the four bays filled (4x16TB) and one of the four SSD slots filled. The App Store (App Central) has a lot of apps in it, such as Jellyfin, and so on that give you one-click installs (using Docker). I have been impress
...No_Occasion4726 in r/asustor
April 19, 2026 11:18 PM
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NAS beginner, thinking of trying the waters with an ASUSTOR.
I have an ASUSTOR AS5404T. Its great for beginners as a turnkey solution. I bought mine last year and I'm very happy with it. However from my experience, the ASUS apps are not good compared to 3rd party apps. I've tried using both Soundsgood and AI music and they just feel clunky and slow. I use Jel
...hwkai in r/asustor
April 20, 2026 1:06 AM
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Tinny NAS with ssd and hdd?
ASUSTOR AS5404T has 4 PCIe 3.0x1 NVMe slots (3.0x1 is plenty for twin 2.5GbE network) and 4 3.5" SATA HDD bays. It's a nice compact unit, works well. I've had one for a while and am very happy with it. I use 2 of the NVMe slots for the OS and volume1, and the other 2 for a cache in front of my IronW
...Murph_9000 in r/datastorage
February 3, 2026 9:24 PM
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Replace or Add RAM
The problem you are seeing is unlikely to be due to RAM. Check the Memory tab of "Activity Monitor" to confirm; as long as the "Used" RAM is well under 4GB (it's normal for "Cached" to use up nearly all available RAM), you've got plenty of RAM. If you do choose to upgrade the RAM, the spec sheet say
...Murph_9000 in r/asustor
July 12, 2026 1:29 PM
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Which x86 NAS would you buy in 2026? I made a comparison table
Nice comparison and thanks for sharing the methodology. Using a normalized price and a CPU/value metric is a good way to start the discussion. That said, I think the comparison would be even more useful if it also included ASUSTOR. While you intentionally excluded the more established NAS vendors, A
...Unable_Cap_716 in r/HomeNAS
July 6, 2026 5:53 PM
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What do you run Plex on?
Asustor AS5404T 4 bay works. Flawlessly!
lenisimo007 in r/PleX
July 21, 2025 5:38 PM
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Have a just shot myself in the foot??
Honestly, it's a pre-built NAS (ASUSTOR AS5404T) I did look a building a custom NAS, but it's hard to get close to 4 SATA Drives & 4 M.2 drives in a tidy enclosure for anything close to the same price point. (Even looking at a jonsbo N2 with the same CPU ended up costing more).
AttackingLlama in r/truenas
October 17, 2025 2:27 AM
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Buying my first NAS
I had planned to buy the Asustor NimbuStor 4 Gen2 AS5404T NAS which has upgradable RAM & 4 SSDs, but it would've been €300 more in total.. (€150 difference from DriveStor 4 bay to NimbuStor 4 bay) I won't be using apps that need SSD speed like media streaming, VMs & stuff so I don't think it'll be
ThatCrazyBas in r/asustor
October 4, 2025 3:28 PM
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No warning if I remove a drive? FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X
Strange that the Reds are giving you problems. I am running 10x 8TB SN850X drives in both my Gen 1 and Gen 2 and they’ve been rock solid (the OS however has been spotty…). I did have issues with heat which is understandable and my solution was to take the top cover off and drop a dual 120mm USB fan
...Anakronox in r/asustor
December 5, 2025 9:55 PM
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