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If you want a nice prebuilt, you could look at Ugreen or TerraMaster. Both are unlocked units and unlike Synology, you can use the OS and drives of your choice. In the 4 bay, I think the Ugreen DXP4800 (N100) for $499 or DXP4800 Plus (Pentium Gold 8505) for $595 is the best bang for buck. There is t

Congratulations on purchasing the F4-424! It's a high-performance 4-bay NAS. I'm happy to offer my advice. First, regarding your use case (Arr kits + Jellyfin + Immich), I recommend TerraMaster's own TOS system. Why TOS instead of TrueNAS? Out of the box, optimized for compatibility: TOS is an opera

I made the jump a month ago toward TerraMaster f4-424 pro. The hardware is amazing but the OS is absolute crap. I wouldn’t even call this a beta yet it shipped with it (TOS 6). The casing feels like cheap plastic as well. I had to RMA it because the fan grid was broken on arrival. Two weeks later I

I had similar requirements as well as wanting to host a Windows VM. Had my starter DS220+ and wanted an upgrade. I was looking at the usual suspects while wading thru NAS Compare videos. I was a bit reluctant in uGreen as it wasn’t listed in Plex’s compatibility chart (may not matter if running in d

Yeah, and a lack of an equivalent Surveillance Station. The competition is just not up to par, so I have been using Xpenology (DSM 7.2.2) on a TerraMaster F4-424 Max.

ما شاء الله، بحثك وصلك لمنطقة "الجوائز مقابل القيمة". TerraMaster في عالم الـ NAS تشبه الهواتف الصينية القوية (مثل شاومي في بداياتها): تعطيك مواصفات هاردوير "وحشية" بسعر منافس جداً مقارنة بـ Synology، لكن السوفتوير هو نقطة الجدل. بما أن ميزانيتك 5,000 ريال، إليك تفصيل معلوماتي عن TerraMaster مقارنة ب

UGreen for me by far was the easiest for me to understand and setup as a noob. When I started 18 months ago I knew nothing about network attached storage other than plugging in an external hard drive, and calling that a backup. I had only used Macs and PC computers, so learning a more complex OS lik

I got a TerraMaster F4-424 Pro for like $400 during a sale. Best decision ever!

This happens with my TerraMaster. It only started after I opened it up to replace the USB drive. I’ve triple-checked everything but still can’t find where the noise is coming from. I used to lay it on its side and that fixed it, but now I just gently squeeze the plastic casing on both sides, let go,

I have this: https://www.terra-master.com/products/f4-424-max 12th gen 10-core Intel, 2xNVME, 2x10G Ethernet, 4x3.5 bays. It'll do the things. Runs UnRAID flawlessly.