DS1825+

you are not doing anything with a 4 drive NAS. the suggestion below of the 1821+ is a good suggestion if the DS1821+ was still being made, but today it's the DS1825+ or DS1823xs+. And for these models, you have to use Synology branded drives, which are double the price of a Seagate EXOS or Western D

Yeah, i got a 4800+ at the kickstarter. It really is kinda basic hardware compared to computers out today, but its so much faster than the synology in every measurable way. The 10gbe network is a must have. I genuinely think that Synology management has never used their own products. Its been great,

Ha sido un infierno en los ultimos meses, yo incluso lo titularia "The NAS Wars" jaja En resumen: Muchos esperabamos los nuevos 2025 modelos de Synology, los sacaron, problemas: Hardware specs digamos que bastante viejos para el 2025, incluso el procesador es casi el mismo que el del pasado. Luego i

zu kaufen und gleich OEM Festplatten, RAM und M2 mitzukaufen Was ich für private Zwecke NICHT empfehlen würde, ist Synologyhardware zum NAS zu kaufen. Für Businesszwecke wegen des Supports und RMA-Prozessen vielleicht ja, aber für private Zwecke zahlt man doch erheblich mehr "für nichts". Festplatte

Good comments. I was for a long few days trying to figure out whether I’d replace my setup with a DS1825+, or DIY with unRAID (currently using it for my backups). Then I stumbled across reading about bit rot and the protection you get when using systems like TrueNAS. Wouldn’t ZFS in unRAID what you

I did save space, since this data was originally migrated from Windows Server back in 2019 at the time it was 3.5 TB after migration it was around 5tb, so I know data deduplication works. The main reason I moved to Unraid was how easy it is to expand storage. I bought a Norco 4020 case with 20 drive

Pros and cons honestly. Either you keep it simple and within a budget or you toss the wallet at it like I did and end up with that "WANT" vs what you really "NEED". Assumed I was gonna be sitting at 20w idle, have VMs, AI with dGPU, a all in one solution to get rid of all other systems, and to repla

I came from a Synology DS1019+ to an Asustor AS6810T about 3 weeks ago (was planning on a DS1825+ until the hard drive lock in). What I like about the Asustor:Fast, tons of connectivity, standard docker implementation with portainer. Virtualbox for VMs. Use any hard drive :), Their Photo Gallery 3 w