DS423

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DS423

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I've done the DIY, holy fuck does a Synology NAS just remove all the hard bullshit from your plate. Highly recommend just starting there. I've got the DS 423, it's been bulletproof.

thatsmoothfuck in r/torrents

August 26, 2025 7:09 PM

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Help on making a Plex PC Server

The i5-13500 (plus plexpass) makes a fantastic transcoding combination, able to transcode, for most of us anyway, to the moon and back. I'd not expect any issues. In RAMpocalypse times, I'd not go to 32GB; if it's just a Plex and the -Arrs server, 8GB is enough, but get 16GB just to have some extra

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dclive1 in r/PlexServers

March 12, 2026 2:35 AM

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Reliable NAS for Time Machine?

Any modern NAS would do pretty well here; TM is table stakes in 2026. I have a Synology DS423+ and a few drives doing this now; works fine.

dclive1 in r/mac

March 30, 2026 8:46 PM

2

Wanting a small 2-bay setup for a home server between my Mac and Windows computers

So something like the Synology DS423 or the Ugreen DXP4800 Plus? I like Ugreen for their cables, but I don’t know how their proper devices hold up against Synology. Willing to consider both, but I see so many models, it’s difficult to really know what I want.

Qminsage in r/HomeNAS

February 15, 2026 9:44 PM

1

Which 4-bay should I get?

Key Differences Networking Speed The QNAP TS-433 wins on raw speed out of the box. It features a 2.5GbE port, which is significantly faster than the standard 1GbE ports found on the Synology models. If you have a modern router or switch, the QNAP will move files much faster. Software Experience (QTS

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meva12 in r/HomeNAS

February 21, 2026 7:50 PM

1

First NAS + Local AI Setup — Synology vs UGREEN vs Others?

Yeah, it feels like Synology has taking a step back from wanting to be the best nas manufacturer for consumers. Their focus definitely seems to be on software only. Most of their models are quite dated, but with that said, they seem to run a long time. Their naming nomenclature ends with the year th

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TLBJ24 in r/HomeNAS

April 8, 2026 5:35 PM

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macOS 26: where do you go TimeMachine ??

Same experience here. Time Machine over network has been getting worse with every macOS release. With macOS 26 it's basically unusable for me. I switched to a combination of Carbon Copy Cloner for full disk backups and Synology NAS with their own backup solution (Hyper Backup). Way more reliable, an

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New_Departure8993 in r/mac

February 26, 2026 3:58 AM

1

Simple Cloud Storage Solution - Poll

I hosted a DIY NAS for several years, and it became more babysitting than I wanted. (Admittedly, it was because of my OS choice and strategy.) About 2 years ago, I purchased a Synology DS423+ 4-bay NAS, and haven't looked back. With local backups (Active Backup for Business), external backups (Hyper

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jbarr107 in r/selfhosted

February 12, 2026 9:29 PM

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