Very thanks for this article. I just practically purchase my DS220+ and as matter of fact I was very happy with it. the problem, It started to power off without apparent reason. As I am new to NAS technology and, of course, Synology, I thought there was a problem with some configuration. I did find the fan part and even thought I set it to full speed, it keep shutting down. Today, I found the real problem, the fan doesn't work at all. I wanted to check if there was an internal disconnection but started to have some troubles to open it up. Thanks to your article, I notice it was connected so, I am now starting a warranty claim. It's a shame because it is only 1 month old.
Regards.

Rob,

This statement is from https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DDR4

"Synology DDR4 Memory Module
Always select authentic Synology memory modules from local distributors for optimum compatibility and reliability."

This part "for optimum compatibility and reliability" seems to be just hype as I cannot find anything that shows they actually can prove that claim. Are you aware of their testing that proves their memory is actually more reliable?

Just watching/reading your video on using unofficial memory in the DS923+. Great stuff as always.

Hey there!
I have a DS920+ with 4 WD RED PLUS 14GB HDD and lately I have been suffering from short power outages in my area.

I have decided to buy a UPS and I was wondering if you could give me some advice!

My main concern here is the budget, I don't to connect everything to the UPS, just the NAS - connecting the router is a bonus. Ideally, I want something cheap that is compatible with my DS920 (I read something about the NAS switching to a "Safe mode" if it detects the UPS is running out of battery).

Thanks in advance for your help!

I just purchased a QNAP TVS-874. Do you think it worth paying an $600 for an additional 2 years (5 total) on warranty. I typically never pay for service plans on anything.


Thanks and take care.

Thanks for the opportunity to ask a few questions and get some advice

Recently moved into a new home and I have fitted a wall rack to my office.

I have run CAT6 cables to various rooms (mainly 2 runs behind every TV), and terminated them in wall plates.

Have a UNIFI setup with a UDM SE in my rack and an XG 24 switch (arriving this week).

I also have an old QNAP TS-453A just sat at bottom of my rack, with 3 x 4Tb drives in which I currently just use for storage.

I am unsure what exactly to be looking at but a rackmount NAS would fit in nice to my setup.

I would want to take advantage of a great throughput from NAS to various devices and I want to be able to get PLEX setup and streaming from it.

All my TVs are wall mounted and 4k native resolution.

I hope thats no too brief an outline

10GBe , PLEX , hardware decoding , NVMe slots (Gen ??) , data backup/storage

Cheers
Steve

Do you still recommend the Qnap TVS-872XT or the Synology 1821+? Or have better 8 Bay systems come out in recent months?

Hello great channel.im new in Nas. Bought an ds220+for 300 and worried IT was a wrong choice. Want to know which Nas i should buy for my 2x20 GBdrives of movies.some are 4k .only usage for me and Home in quest2 with Plex. Thinking about an 4bay Nas. Dont need RAID. 4bay because If i need more storage. Hope U can Help me. Christian from germany.

Hi,
Will the Asustor AS-U2.5G enable me to connect my laptop to an Asustor Drivestor 2 (AS1102T), and then directly transfer data from the laptop to the NAS (and vice versa) without an internet connection.
Thank you.
Regards.

I currently own an old synology 1812+ and wanting a 6TB drive to replace a 3TB. Looking around no drives are now for sale which are on the Compatable list on the synology website. Both WD which i have 2x6tb 6x3TB in my sytem already and the seagate (never owned). Which model will work in my Synology?
Thanks

I have watched sooo many of your videos and my head is spinning. I just don't know what to buy. Meanwhile the WD MyBooks keep piling up. I came very close to pulling the trigger on a QNAP TVS-H874 a while back but that's a lot of money to spend when you don't know for sure that your making the right choice. I shoot weddings photo and video, as well as the occasional music video. I have a M1 MacBook Pro, but as you know apple charges BIG bucks for a decent size HD. So I need a storage system that I can edit from. Do I need a NAS with thunderbolt 3 or 4? IDK, I like quite so I want to put the NAS in another room if possible and I don't know if that rules out thunderbolt. I need redundancy, speed, and quietness. I have the money to get a $3-$4000 system if I need that, but I don't want to waste money either. I also don't want to have to replace it anytime soon. I have a WD PR-4100 I bought a couple years ago so the QNAP security issue scares me a little. Please Help! Thanks! ~ JB