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

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

This is super interesting to hear. I'm currently looking at two NAS models for my potential use case: the Synology DS1525+ and the Ugreen DXP6800 Pro. The things I want to do: NAS Tailscale Plex, either on- or near-device With: Non-matching drive sizes 10gbps ethernet (have 10gbps home devices and 5

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

For me personally i do not notice a performance issue while scrolling through my library in Jellyfin. But i've got a pretty powerfull NAS with 3x 16 TB ironwolf pro's in raid 5 (Ugreen DXP6800) I would do it to reduce noise a bit while scrolling through my library and to reduce wear and tear of my H

I have a QNAP TS-431 too. It’s sort of decommissioned now at an offsite location. Same for my old Synology DS1815+ doing some basic tasks. My main NAS units now are a QNAP TS-653D (6 bay) and a UGreen DXP8800 Plus (8 bay). If you’re coming from a QNAP TS-431 and it’s served you well, you might want

You can, yes. There are a lot of options too. There's the inbuilt sync from a PC/Mac that it supports from the Ugreen app. Haven't used that one myself so far, as most my stuff goes to a Time Machine (use Mac for my daily driver) Then there's more than a dozen options in the way of Docker containers

My opinion is you'll never regret buying a NAS. You will eventually regret buying individual hard drives. Quite apart from the RAID in a NAS, you also get the ability to "set it and forget it" as in you set it up, get the apps running and then generally you never have to touch it again. The library