DXP4800 Plus

I’d avoid Synology, they’ve been causing quite the controversy lately. UGreen has some nice pre built NAS in 2/4/6/8 bay models that let you install any OS you want, including TrueNAS. They have a 4 bay model and another 4 bay with 10Gbe. DXP4800 and DXP4800 Plus. Base model is Intel n100 CPU with 3

I can't answer all the questions here, but I have 2 DXP4800 Plus units, and I can tell you a bit about my experience. For Daily storage and Backup, they are great! I am exteremly happy with them. For Plex and -arr stack, you will want at least 1 if not 2 NVME drives to install docker onto. Run the d

I run Immich (and a lot more) on my Ugreen DXP4800 plus. Works like a charm. The NAS has 2x2TB NVME and 4x22TB HDs running TrueNAS.

"I have a privacy concern: I’ve read that UGREEN OS may talk to Chinese servers" Curious where you read this... This is the first time ive seen or heard this mentioned anywhere. Been using a Ugreen DXP4800 Plus for the past 6 months or so...

No significant issues to report after two weeks with several dockrs (the usual suspects) running on it. YMMV DXP4800+, UGOS, 4xHD's, 2xM.2's, 8gb dimm, noctua fan replacement.

It hasn’t been released so afaik we don’t know a whole bunch of how exactly it works. It is their first DAS so 🤷🏻‍♀️ based on my experience with the dxp4800+, I assume it’ll work pretty well and it might be missing a few features that will get added with updates.

You’ll be perfectly fine. As you said the dxp4800+ caps out at 4800mhz. So that 5600 mhz from factory is being down locked. Source: I’ve been running the same setup on my dxp4800+. Factory 5600mhz 8gig stick and an 8gb micron 4800mhz for weeks now without any crashes/bugs/etc. I’ve been checking log

I have the DXP4800. I am running around 90% of what you have. I am also running immich. I haven't upgraded my RAM,and everything is running fine. No problems at all. All of my docker apps are on an NVME drive. Currently have one 1GB stick. I back this up to the SATA HDs once a week. I would start wi

I use a DXP4800 Plus for both stills (A7 IV RAW) and ProRes LT clips from my FX3. The dual-user access has been reliable - editor grabs proxies while I archive camera originals to the array, and the NAS handles both streams without choking. For maintaining a consistent ingest → backup → archive work

Slightly above your budget but I went with Ugreen’s DXP4800+ for a very similar use case. Slapped TrueNAS on it and have been super happy. Run Plex and about a dozen other containers and it’s handled it no problem.