DiskStation DS925+

The overall best two Synology models to consider that are 4 bay and decently priced, with good overall options, would be the DS925+ and the DS923+. The DS925+ would rank as better imo because it's newer. Otherwise both have similar specs. For example, the DS925+: CPU: AMD Ryzen V1500B 4-core 2.2 (ba

Hardware: The DS925+ is a "downgrade" to the DS923+. No option for 10GbE anymore. The DS4800 plus/pro has 1x10GbE. While Synology now allows 3rd party HDDs in their x25+ series, I think 3rd party NVMEs are still restricted (cache or pool?), but I could be wrong about this. Ugreens hardware offering

Se não és versado em tecnologia recomendo Qnap, Asustor e UGreen. Todos têm um setup relativamente simples. Apesar de eu ainda ter duas unidades da Synology a bombar 24/7, já não sou capaz de os recomendar em boa consciência uma vez que o hardware e as limitações que começaram a impor não justificam

As an aside to your comment about Synology being "overpriced"... A DS925+ is $640. A UNAS Pro 4 is $500. I'd argue that the Synology brings a hell of a lot to the table for that extra $140 that the UNAS does not. The only thing the UNAS has that the Syno does not is the 10GB ports.

It all depends on what you are wanting to do. While there are a lot of people that have shunned Synology, it is still a solid ecosystem and very reliable/stable. My DS1019 has been running steady since I got it. I'm also considering getting another Synology to keep the ecosystem and demote the 1019

Stabile Antwort, die ist gespeichert. Mich macht ein bisschen fertig, dass noch keiner auf den Gedanken gekommen ist, den Drucker einfach über das NAS zu verwenden anstatt mit USB-Kabel rumzulaufen. Gibt es deinerseits eine Empfehlung zur Synology? Wenn ich wählen könnte, würde ich mich für die DS92

I've set up NAS boxes for a lot of people over the years, so here's what I'd recommend: If you're on a tight budget (~$300):UGREEN DH4300 Plus. Yeah, it's ARM, but hear me out—I was skeptical too until I deployed like a dozen Docker containers on it. Thing runs surprisingly stable. Way better than t

I just came from a DS918+ myself to a 4800+! I can compare. I had a 918+ which was getting close to 8 years old and wanted to replace the hardware, but I just upgraded to 4 x 20TB drives a year ago. I was waiting for the DS925+. When that released, and I saw only Synology branded drives were support

Je souhaite acheter un synology ds925+ et je suis consterné par le prix de la ram aussi, tout est en rupture de stock et les prix décollent, maman !

So would you wanna/need to tinker by building your own nas system (for example unraid) or rather have a ready piece of hardware like a Synology nas? You can start smallish with a 4 bay unit, so still be able to add additional drives as you go along (for synology choose the flexible shr1 raid). And i