DS423

Regular consumer NAS models no longer have the drive restrictions. I assume you're not looking to get an enterprise NAS so you should be fine getting a consumer model like a DS series. If you are still interested in getting a Synology NAS, make sure it's a plus (+) model and choose one with AVX supp

Yes, it’s all obsolete. Google me this: “Synology ds423 plus with four disks wattage”. 8 watts idle, 28 watts fully going. That’s what Google tells me. You? And will destroy your setup for plex, but otherwise about 75 percent as fast. And it’s a 2019 cpu. That’s what 9 years gets. I understand the d

I have the exact same machine Acemagic N150, 16GB RAM, 256GB NVMe Two weeks ago I moved my Plex Server from my Synology DS423+ to this little champ! I went with Fedora Server , Plex is running via Docker The Hardware Transcoding works great My DS423+ struggled with transcoding DoVi 4K content the N1

Same issue for me... I have a DS423+, since I've updated the DSM, my disks don't go to sleep at all. After the update I needed to refresh the Synology Drive Client too, and am facing the same issue as you. Well done, Synology! 🙄 Have you found a solution?

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

i'm looking to get into hosting my own plex server locally. Currently utilizing a seedbox. Is there any specific NAS to pair with a Beelink S12 that makes the most sense? I was initially going to go with a synology DS423+ but due to 45-50mbps Upload speed i'd have to restrict everyone outside my hom