TERRAMASTER
F6-424
Based on 40 Reddit mentions
$699.99
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F6-424 Software/Security Support
Unraid all the way. The Terramaster OS isnt that great. I have the F6-424 and the N95 cpu and 8GB of stock ram are just fine for Unraid. As for secure, you mean external access? Tailscale is your friend there. Don't open ports. Basically, the TM hardware is pretty good and the price of the F6 right
...Oursecretgarden in r/TerraMaster
January 27, 2026 3:26 AM
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Just grabbed an F6-424 Max on sale! Any tips for a first-time NAS setup?
just set up a F6-424 MAX as well. One thing I would say is upgrade the memory asap. 8GB was not cutting it for simple things. I have setup a few docker containers; glances, homarr, scrutiny, beszel , dashdot and doublecommander for qol improvements, but then went to get going with immich and with th
..._Fallen_Azazel_ in r/HomeNAS
April 1, 2026 11:15 PM
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Decided to join the Plex Pass Lifetime club!
I run 32gb on my Terramast F6-424 Max and runs well with Plex and and 2 VM’s running and 6 Dockers currently.
Educational_Rip1070 in r/PleX
April 26, 2025 3:45 PM
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F4-424 RAM Issues
I tried a Crucial CT32G48C40S5 with TrueNAS and the system would lock up sometimes during boot, sometimes a couple hours later. This is in a N95 based F6-424, it is VERY important that people are clear on which model they have as the situation is different with the Max models. Unfortunately some peo
...Redditanon9999 in r/TerraMaster
September 4, 2025 2:49 PM
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I’ve come to the conclusion that nas’ are not for noobs
I want to preface this comment with, "I don't know if I can recommend what I'm about to say to a complete noob" however, I highly recommend ditching Terramaster's software and running something different. I have the F6-424 Max as well and I'm running UnRaid on it. Aside from a couple little quirks g
...glorydies in r/TerraMaster
June 15, 2025 7:55 AM
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Recommendations for Plex/NAS Hardware
Yea, right now I'm looking at Asustor AS6706T, Terramaster F6-424 (Possibly the Max), and QNAP TS-664-8G. Terramaster has the better specs especially the Max edition in terms of processing power and max ram, but it has a more finicky, less stable OS compared to the others.
OsiViper in r/PleX
July 13, 2025 6:51 PM
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