DXP4800 Pro

Honestly, for home use, non-ECC is already more than stable enough for most people. Memory corruption from modern DDR3/DDR4/DDR5 is pretty uncommon in normal consumer workloads. So if this is just a home NAS and you want something from a reputable brand, I’d say the Ugreen DXP4800 Pro is already a p

Made the switch yesterday. Had a DS223j, wanted something that was quicker and could actually do docker / jellyfin. Had an order in for a DS925+ until I saw that it couldn't do hardware transcoding anymore without a modification of the drivers. Decided to cancel that and buy the DXP4800 Pro and so f

Damn that’s big. So yeah, I tried to ask the rest of the community with Reddit and discord for some feedback, but you are right, I could’ve made a post telling that I was going to CES to get even more feedback. That was a mistake. If I get invited next year (or any of the community representatives),

Haha same, my old Synology is still working, maybe it was my mistake of even trying to replace it! FWIW, I actually received an update for my ticket with someone else chiming in that it's not a HDD compatibility issue, and they will investigate further, they will let me know if they have to replace

I just went through this myself... I've been a Synology user for 5 years now ish. Completely removed myself and my family from google photos, icloud, facebook, amazon photos lol... just cleaned it all off and turned off all the subscriptions. Moved to Synology and then when the DS925+ came out I mov

I should have mentioned that an SSD and more RAM are commonly considered to speed up file transfers on something like a 10GbE network in no small part due to the speed limitations of HDD’s. So you would use the SSD’s as a read / write cache attached to a Volume / pool (HDD’s) to speed transfers read

I use a UGreen DXP4800 pro running TrueNas to backup my Macs via Time Machine and it works flawlessly.

Ugreen 4 bay NAS is getting popular, there are Plus and Pro version - the new pro version has a very strong CPU for the task and good connectivity. UGREEN NAS DXP4800 Pro 4-Bay Desktop NAS, Intel® Core™ i3-1315U 6-Core CPU, 8GB DDR5 RAM, 128G SSD, 1x 10GbE, 1x 2.5GbE, 2X M.2 NVMe Slots SSD is very g

I brought myself a ugreen dxp 4800 pro and I love it as a homeserver with komodo for dicker management and Cosmos Server as a reverse proxy.

I ended up returning mine and going with a ugreen dxp 4800 pro + trunas and am very happy with the result so far. Will eventually post about the backup to smb target experience since I’m still backing up from my unas pro. I definitely have to play around with the rclone defaults as well as now I fin