FS6706T

Asustor

FS6706T

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Based on 18 Reddit mentions

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Raspberry Pi 5 instead Synology NAS

Glad you are happy with it, but to the locked into someone else's interface...that's synology. I've used asustor which allows 3rd party OSs. These are things I went through before pulling the trigger. Pi nas was one of those I investigated, and it's processing speed was a hindrance towards what I wa

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raycyca82 in r/raspberry_pi

September 8, 2025 6:08 PM

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Begynder NAS

Jeg ville nok kigge efter en NAS der kørte på ssd/nvme-drev og ikke mekaniske harddiske. Det giver betydeligt mindre støj og hurtigere loadtider, samt er billigere at holde kørende rent strømmæssigt. Jeg har haft to Synology'er der var udmærkede, men da mærket ikke tilbyder ovenstående bliver min næ

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ascaria in r/dkudvikler

August 21, 2025 8:29 AM

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Trying to decide between TrueNAS, a Linux-Mint-based setup, and a Synology/ASUSTOR NAS for sharing files on a local home network

I think everyone would have their personal preference. For me, I wanted to set up an all SSD NAS and run TrueNAS, so I got an Asustor Flashstor and replaced the built in Asus OS with TrueNAS. Seems to work well, but obviously costs more than an existing laptop or hard drives and is pretty much overk

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RealisticEntity in r/selfhosted

October 1, 2025 12:45 AM

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48TB SSD Server - Mac Mini M4 Pro

For the price of 3x Beelink Mini Mate's could you not get a 6-bay Flash NAS like the Asustor Flashstor, gen1 or gen2? Has 10gb onboard and proper RAID + CPU. More reliable I would say. The gen1 is very cheap. It won't be 11,000mbs but it will flood the ethernet 10gbe connection nicely.

TheWebbster in r/macmini

January 10, 2026 12:54 AM

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NVMe / Compact NAS Recommendations

My Asustor Flashstor 6 FS6706T is very quiet

Table-Playful in r/HomeNAS

October 13, 2025 1:01 AM

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Buy Now or Wait?

Very happy with my Asustor Flashstor 6 FS6706TIt is Quiet also

Table-Playful in r/asustor

October 26, 2025 1:59 AM

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prebuilt sff pc which can house 6 nvme drives?

I think there is nothing on the market that will thick all of the boxes. Closest will be AOOSTAR WTR MAX 8845 with 5NVMe support and 6SATA - you could use SATA SSDs alongside NVMe drives. But the box is bigger than typical flash-only NAS. Next would be ASUSTOR Flashstore 6 Pro Gen2 or 12 Pro Gen2. T

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CoreyPL_ in r/HomeServer

January 16, 2026 8:48 PM

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Ugreen DXP4800 Plus annoying vibration **SOLUTION**

If I used this solution would you say it quite enough to have the Ugreen in the bedroom? I’m looking to get my first NAS and would ideally like to get the Ugreen DXP4800.But when asking Google Gemini it says that it’s not the best idea to keep it in the bedroom as it’s quite noisy. It’s currently th

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HawkEyes984 in r/UgreenNASync

August 9, 2026 3:22 PM

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Advise for dealing with the UGREEN DXP4800 Pro noise

Wouldn’t make sense to get the Ugreen NAS just to use the SSD part of it. If that’s the case I may as well just get the Asustor Flashstor or Terramaster F8, which can hold more SSDs increasing the amount of storage I have. But appreciate your advice

HawkEyes984 in r/UgreenNASync

August 9, 2026 5:57 PM

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SFF media server using M.2 drives

The one that you list may have some heat issue, note that none of these pre-built nas will give you the x4 lane, pretty much x1 (with 1 slot may be x2). Beelink Me also an option but it may have issue to power all 6 nvme with RAM at once. ASUSTOR FLASHSTOR 6 is another option but it is quite pricey.

KySiBongDem in r/MiniPCs

February 19, 2026 7:24 PM

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