DiskStation DS925+

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

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

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

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.

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 would try an inexpensive Synology device, like a DS925+, filled with a 2 NVME disks and 10GBe interface, and see if that meets expectations. You could also add 4 SATA SSDs to the mix. Another choice might be a purpose made flash device, like the https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1773205-REG/a

What you worried about only influenced the newest Synology product like DS425+, DS925+. Now they have changed their policy to save their business. No offense, I think it’s better for you to buy a second-hand Synology product like DS218j/219j/220j/221j/222j if you just need 4TB storage. I think Synol

I ended up ordering the Synology DS925+ instead of the Ugreen. Mainly due to security concerns and software maturity. To me, seems worth the extra $150-200 upfront. We’ll see how it goes when I get it

ask him to use vectors to store copies not renders then use high compression solutions like ARC or RAR to compress and save for each TB of storage that's how you can reduce each TB by 30% overall saving upto 30TB of storage while keeping everything if you think he needs 100TB use NAS storage by Syno

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