BeeStation 4TB

For what it's worth, here's my setup: Radarr (two instances, one for HD/SD and one for 4K) Sonarr (two instances, one for HD/SD and one for 4K) Lidarr Prowlarr Byparr qBittorrent (with VueTorrent WebUI) SABnzbd Jellyseerr Tautulli Bazarr Recyclarr (used for manual updates of my configs, I don't have

You genuinely might want to avoid Synology as well, UGreen would be my recommendation. Synology reversed their ban of third party HDD/SSD drives recently (M.2 drives are still banned) except the language they used in the press release implies they're DEFINITELY going to try again in the future. Also

You would need a better cpu/gpu that can run 4k stuff. So I would recommend getting a mini PC with an intel cpu that can encode and then set up your jellyfin on that and have the Synology NAS mounted to it and basically just be storage. Jellyfin from the mini pc will do all the jellyfin work and pul

It has much better specs than my Synology NAS. Run it, it will work fine.

IcI assume you have a older version of a Synology NAS. Those do not work with AVX which is needed to Maschine Learning. Have the same problem with my DS218+

Det er svært at sammenligne 1:1 værdi fordi DS418Play er så gammel efterhånden, men det er en meget lille og langsom CPU. Min Plex server kører jo feks på en N150 CPU som er cirka 3-4x hurtigere, hvor hele den maskine med 8GB DDR4 RAM kostede 1000kr fra ny. Så hvis du er glad for din DS418play, så k

Men synes du blander tingene lidt sammen - du siger du har en nas til 1300 kr med en N150 CPU (som helt sikkert ikke er synology) og så siger du samtidig at du har en synology server... Jeg har en Synology NAS og en Plex server der kører på en maskine ved siden af, netop fordi NAS'en er så langsom,

Personally, even if you don't expect to need transcoding, it's nice to have it if the occasion came up. I don't know much about that Ryzen processor, so I guess my question is what are you going to be doing that you think would take advantage of it over the Celeron? Some people like to say that Syno

I can't imagine why you would buy a synology with 10+ year old processors when you can get any of the new entries in the last couple years and get a dramatically better value. Everything synology sells is obsolete, and they haven't bothered iwth new processors in 7+ years. I have 4 synology NASs, ev

I run Jellyfin on my Synology NAS (which is much less powerful than your specs) without any issues. Intel Quick Sync (for hardware transcoding) is the only requirement. A mini PC with an Intel CPU is more than adequate for a Jellyfin server.