DiskStation DS223

I use torrent sites, and where I live it is very easy to do because the ISPs don't seem to give a shit, you don't even need a VPN as long as you download from sites with good reputation. I've been running a seedbox/NAS for about four years now and it only stops seeding if I lose power or my internet

fwiw, i also have a DS223j from a couple of years back but i recently bought a 4-bay terramaster f4-423 for around the same price and it's been pretty solid, no complaints at all. i stuck a spare 8gb of ram in it and it seems to run really fast. I actually prefer the OS to synology tbh

Nekem van egy pár Synology NAS-om. Belépő szintűek, J osztályúak. Van 10 évesél is régebbi és szépen megy. Otthonra ajánlhatom a DS223j típust. Ebbe tehetsz egy vagy két lemezt, ezek lehetnek RAIDben vagy szólóban is. NASba SSD-t nem célszerű használni, kivéve ha kifejezetten erre tervezett a NAS. E

Nope, and you don't want to. Buy a simple two-disk NAS like a Synology DS223j with NAS grade drives, set it up as a RAID1 mirror and move on. If you're using an original Time Capsule, that drive must be 10+ years old at this point (assuming it's original) and if it's an older Time Capsule could be a

Similar need(Home/Personal/Small "customer" base using Windows and Macs)....and direction. Have had three ecosytems in the past 16 years....I do not stream video or music from my NAS...-Buffalo(went through two of them)-My Cloud (western Digital)(went through two of them)-Synology Prior to Synology

Roughly a year ago I had a then 9 year old drobo 5N that I knew I needed to replace asap instead of sitting on my arse. My dad had a synology disk station (ds223j I think) and a netgear ready nas (rip netgear) and they've always worked no problem. I was looking at synology and the prices were high,

nas is the way. these types of things https://www.router-switch.com/synology-ds124.html . i believe there are many types of these to fit any needs. i have this https://www.verkkokauppa.com/en/product/888871/Synology-DiskStation-DS223-Network-Attached-Storage . its set up for two HDDs _-edit: yes, th

Going through these one at a time. HDDs are absolutely fine here. 4K Blu-ray REMUX caps out around 120-140 Mbps, which is roughly 15-18 MB/s. Any 3.5" external sustains 150-200 MB/s, so the disk isn't where you'd ever feel a hitch. Anyone telling you to buy SSDs for movie storage is selling you some

i ran a pi nas for about a year with just photos and docs. honestly the reliability worries are a bit overblown for light use like yours. what finally made me switch was the convenience of a dedicated nas - something like a Synology DS223j just works without tinkering. pulled my drives over and have