TS-464

Ok, this is my crack at answering your questions. I have a TS-464 and a TVS-h1688x and love them both for the different purposes I have them for. Keep in mind that these are my experiences, but I did run them through google gemini for formatting and grammar before posting them. Question: Can the 8GB

I just started on the TS-464. So I’m a newbie. But I don’t get your post. What’s making you want to start fresh? How many drives are in it now? Just one 20 tb drive? For me, I’m started with 2 , 8TB. I finished my Time Machine backup and backup essential docs and I’m just at a bit over 1 TB used. I

Do not make the mistake to think RAID is a backup, it is NOT https://www.raidisnotabackup.com/ Ability to use the NAS with your TV depends on what capabilities the TV\smart box has you use. My vote would be for Plex, but for Plex you should use at minimum an intel Celeron NAS, with 4 bays that would

Eu tenho um QNAP TS-464-8G. Meti-lhe 4 discos de 16TB em RAID 5, aumentei memória para o máximo e meti um NVME de 2 TB para cache. Só a NAS fica por volta dos 500 euros mas é um projeto que podes ir construindo. A vantagem em relação a um PC é a eficiência energética e poderes usar com poucos conhec

What kind of budget leeway do you have? I ask because if I were upgrading a TS-464 the first thing I would do is install a pair of M.2 sticks in the slots it has, and then when you do your grand reset do it with all the other drives removed and than set up the M.2s as a mirrored storage pool first a

10gbe cannot be saturated by less than a minimum of 6 spinning rust drives. So if you wanna take full advantage of 10gbe you would need to do either a much larger array or use SSDs. If your laptop is wifi though it doesn't matter: the wireless network will be your limiting factor That said for photo

I agree with others who say that you might not want the top-spec or the latest model for the home usage, but to make it a bit future-proof and quite capable for tasks like video transcoding and (potentially) running more workloads than just a pictures and file server in the future, I would recommend

On this subredddit you are mostly going to get enthusiasts who like building their own NAS- so TrueNAS and UGREEN. I just replaced a DS214 and my use cases are the same as yours. I initially was just going to get another synology but heard about their new HDD policy so this caused me to reflect on h

While personally this is a hard price tag to swallow, I know you wanted to buy once, without having to tinker with hardware. Anyways, if I had to do it, this is what I would do today. Start with a NAS. This is a backbone for your storage and provides large disk size and redundancy. Something like qn

I have an Intel-based QNAP TS-464 with 32G RAM and it’s running dozens of containers without much of a sweat and sipping electric while doing so. Has an iGPU which is great at many tasks but no real upgrade path to a real GPU. But that’s the great thing about a NAS is it can simply be your network s