F4-425 Plus

For photography where file sizes add up quickly, I’d recommend going with at least a 4-bay setup. I’m using the TerraMaster F4-425 Plus in my team, it supports four HDDs and three M.2 SSDs. I have the three M.2 drives set up in RAID 5, which gives pretty efficient storage utilization. With my curren

The 424 series is a really good model. I have the F4-424 Max with a beta version of TOS 7 and I can tell you it's a very good pairing / system for the money. No need for TruSCALE or UnRAID. TOS 6 and or 7 will cover all the bases you mention in your post. As you mentioned, a six bay with Intel CPU,

I got the F4-425 plus with 46tb of storage and an 18tb parity running unraid and it absolutely rips!

RAID isn’t a backup. It only protects against single drive failure. I run a layered setup: NAS HDDs for bulk storage, SSDs for hot data, plus a separate backup. My main storage is a TerraMaster F4-425 Plus with Seagate IronWolf in RAID. I use it mainly as a centralized storage node, not running many

I went straight to OMV and it’s been awesome. F4-425 Plus and it’s been rock solid as a file/media server. If anyone’s looking for a new OS give it a shot. It’s was a really easy install from a usb stick and setting up basic folder shares etc is really straightforward but if you want to get into con

I purchased the F4-425 Plus on launch day, October 21st. Overall, it's a fantastic value. I'm really impressed with everything included in the operating system. It's an absolute powerhouse of a private cloud and storage management system. The best part is the sleek interface that lets me manage ever

I think at least a 4-bay setup would be suitable for 20 people. You might want to check out the TerraMaster F4-425 Plus. I’ve been using it with my team, and it supports up to 144TB, so there’s plenty of room to grow. It works well for multi-user access, and the OS is easy to use. I also like the TN

I just went from a DS218Play to the TerraMaster F4-425 Plus. It’s awesome! 4 bays + 3 NVME slots, 2x 5gbps nics, 16gb of ram. TOS is fairly functional. Their App Store is a little limited but does everything I need.

I store all my photos and videos on a TerraMaster F4-425 Plus. It’s a 4-bay NAS with 3 M.2 slots, so there’s plenty of room to expand. It also has remote access, which makes it easy to edit or share files when I’m traveling. And its TOS 6 will send alerts (by system and email) if anything goes wrong

I have a TerraMaster F4-425 Plus, mainly for home media and some file storage. It has been solid. It runs a few containers, streaming, and occasional transcoding without issues. RAID 5 also gives some nice flexibility on storage. TOS isn’t as smooth as Synology DSM, but it covers the basics like fil