F6-424

So glad I sold my DS920 two months ago and upgraded to a Terramaster F6-424 running Unraid. FREEDOM!

u/unuomosolo, gli altri amici del nas: c'ho provato C'ho provato per settimane, a farmi il mio NAS DIY come mi soddisfa. Ho fallito. La combo: Case piccolo Intel per il transcoding Consumi bassi Processore più potente dell'N100 che già ho Poter usare i 400€ di welfare amazon che ho su Amazon.it Mi s

I’m new to nas etc so the second half of what you’ve written is like Greek to me, however I just purchased a Terramaster f6-424 and it seems to me that the three things you’re looking for are present. Btrfs support. Support for different size disks concurrently, and ability to add more, larger disks

Terramaster f6-424 max with unraid maybe? About the same price on Amazon, but the terramaster is expandable to 64gb Ddr5, 12 Gen i5, and 10GbE connections. Main downside to me is only 2 nvme SSD slots. Both 6 bays. Installing unraid does seem pretty simple, and last I checked terramaster still honou

I've used Synology, UGOS (Ugreen), and TOS6/7 (TerraMaster). My practical experience is that it speeds up the start of copies, but overall improves performance by 15 to 30%. It's cheaper to add another hard drive to the pool (RAID). But that's my experience, and I'm sticking with my Terramaster F6 4

love miniPCs, have several... but limited disk positions are not that great for building your media library. Unless you are really ready to accept that you cant really move beyond few TBs... And considering the price you are paying, you are getting awfully close to actually getting something with pl

Terramaster also has a F6-424 model that is a 6 bay with a n95. Gives you a bit more room for storage expansion. I personally bought this and swap out the TOS usb with an unraid usb. As for a beginner I guess it depends on the software. Assuming you have looked at videos for TOS and UGOS, go with th

Thanks for sharing. I copied your solution and put the dual M.2 Ngff 2.5" SATA Adapter to the last slot of f6-424 max. It just fits and works perfectly. The CPU idle temperature drops by 10-15 celsius when the RPM value is around 1300 (default is around 1800-2200 and it is super noisy) and I can now

Of course there are people willing to pay a premium for the smallest package, but generally I'd suggest better hardware that's easier to upgrade with your needs over the smallest package. Especially because something being volumetrically 60% bigger doesn't result in actually much more space on a dim