DXP6800 Pro

Well, my experiences with the UGreen DXP6800 Pro is well documented over on r/UgreenNASync but here's a quick summary. The hardware is freaking phenomenal. I absolutely love it for what it is, the build quality is excellent and I ran unRAID on it for over a year. "Re-Pasting" the CPU with PTM7950 ma

UGreen DXP6800 plus, as you get better CPU to handle hosting a game server and also sharing storage with friends and family accessing files concurrently

I went through a similar path you’re considering. I gave up on the Mac Mini approach since it frequently disconnected the DAS arrays from different brands randomly that I had connected via USB 4 or Thunderbolt. Yes it corrupted my data from time to time because of this. At the same time I couldn’t r

At least I am using Ugreen Apps. Theater and Photos. Work just fine. DXP8800 on sale is about $ 4000 in HDD. I have a DXP4800 plus and a DXP6800 pro. The 4800 is a backup of the 6800.

I just moved all my Google Photos to TrueNAS on my Ugreen Dxp6800 Pro. I moved it to my Immich app and used Immich-Go. Was easy and everything setup without problems. That is an option for you.

The Pro is what i would buy and would be exactly what i wanted for a NAS. But i bought a DXP6800 Pro a few weeks ago to replace my Synology and i am having a bad time with it and already sold the Synology, so i can't go back. The DXP6800 Pro is loud and the cpu is constantly reaching 100º Celsius an

I’ve got a 6800 pro and have never booted the ugreen OS, immediately installed Unraid on it and they had their patches out within a few days. Great hardware but for software I went with something more established.

i know it is more expensive, BUT, if you get something like the Ugreen NAS DXP6800 Pro that unit has 6x bays rather than 2, so you already have expandability, BUT it has a PCIe expansion slot. you could in the future add an HBA card to the system to allow you to add expansion JBOD chassis or similar

So honestly it's REALLY workload specific but it's all pretty standard stuff. Under the hood it's Linux' dm-cache which with the right workloads is actually pretty decent at providing decent accleration but isn't going to set the world on fire either. It's not going to give you greater bandwidth to

That is a horrible pasting job! Holy crap. I too went down a bit of a rabbit hole of cooling my DXP6800 and in the end discovered a number of things I could fix. Replaced the fans with higher quality ones. The stock ones aren't bad but they don't move near enough air. I initially installed Noctuas b