DiskStation DS925+

Made the switch yesterday. Had a DS223j, wanted something that was quicker and could actually do docker / jellyfin. Had an order in for a DS925+ until I saw that it couldn't do hardware transcoding anymore without a modification of the drivers. Decided to cancel that and buy the DXP4800 Pro and so f

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

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 !

Yo tengo un synology DS925+ solo con M.2 y sata y sigue sonando todo el rato pero por culpa de los ventiladores, y eso que tienen tres modos y está en silencioso. No es un ruido exagerado pero si percebtible. Tuve que sacarlo de la habitación porque me gusta el silencio absoluto

I had a Synology 10y ago, utterly crippled by a crap CPU but DSM was great. Bought an UNRAID based NAS two months ago, even with prior experience of Unix based OSs going back over a decade, after two months of wrestling with permissions and configuring by CLI, I cut my losses and jumped to a UGREEN

My apologies for missing your post. What about electricity consumption? More power = more consumption, and keeping a system always on becomes expensive. You're absolutely correct. But. A modern desktop processor uses extremely little power and idles down to practically nothing. A i3 12/13/14100 mach

seems like everyone is talking about the ugreen nas, but if one is after synology then ds423+. the ds925+ can however there are scripts that needs to run to allow transcoding.

I did jump that way, I am just setting up the new DS925+. Not 100% happy with synology, but rolling my own would just take too much time to migrate all my used services. Thank!