DS923+

Immich really doesn’t require much. I’m using a Synology DS923+. The only downside was my initial import of 1TB of photos took quite awhile to complete all the jobs and tasks for optimizing my library, face recognition, thumbnails, etc. Alter the initial import is done it requires almost nothing on

Not really, honestly. I run an N100 MiniPC hooked up to a DS923+ Synology NAS and it's been pretty trouble-free. I went the Windows route as well since I have 40 years of experience with Windows and was able to get everything up and running in an afternoon. The only annoyance is the forced Windows u

Pulled this from a chat gpt response of what you said above... The simplest “best fit” build for your numbers 4 bay NAS + 4 x 10TB or 4 x 12TB drives in RAID5 (or Synology SHR). • 4 x 10TB in RAID5 gives about 27TB usable • 4 x 12TB in RAID5 gives about 33TB usable That lands right in your 20 to 24T

Besides what everyone already said here I would like to add a few things: In terms of storage I’ve been taught going for 2.5 times the storage of what you think you need. Doing some quick maths (200 gb * 3 * 2,5=1.500 GB). Always round up above so 2 tb minimum for a drive. There is no such thing as pl

People turn their NAS off/sleep? Synology DS923+, 10x12tb HGST helium Toshiba. 8xNAS + 2x in hand spare. I turned off all sleep/spin down. A NAS should be on 24x7. I am in the camp of it is better to "leave it on" rather than on/off all the time. UPS says I have about 260w total running NAS/PC/netwo

A simple takeaway from me is: keep compute and storage separate — don’t combine both.I was also confused between the pre-built NAS options like the Synology DS923+ and the UGreen models. I chose the DS923+ because I’m only going to use it purely as a NAS, while the actual compute will be handled by

I just finished setting up my NAS as well for similar use cases as yours. Did a ton of research and second guessing, but here’s where I ended up: Get a 4 bay NAS. It just gives you so much flexibility for your setup and future. I got the DS925+. Was planing to get DS923+ but after Synology walked ba

If you're not hardcore enough to build this, you're looking at buying a NAS (network attached storage). Synology is super easy but expensive. There are other manufs that offer cheaper, but I have no experience with those. I love my DS923+

Keep the beelink and get a NAS. I have a beelink like yours. The intel chip is awesome at transcoding. I have a synology ds923+ that stores all my media.

Synology DS923+ vrtim doma . Piknuo ga prije godinu dana. Šuti i radi. 4x20TB raid 10. Gore mi backup kompa, laptopa od cure, naših mobitela itd. Ako trebate veće HDDove preporuka za https://datablocks.dev/ Naručio i došli za 3-4 dana. EU based je.