Hi There,

I've just watched you video regarding Seagate 20TB Ironwolf Pro ST20000NT001 HDD, I would like to know will this drive work in the DS918plus. I have 4 10tb drives in my Nas box and I would like to add 1 or 2 of these drives to expand my storage. Can you help please.

I’m looking for a video stream compatible NAS so I can view my video library. I want it to be able to play 4k video / 2k video smoothly.
Should I use an ssd cache drives regardless of the devise disks? If so, what is the recommended gb for cache? Should I use 1 of 2 ssd caches?

Thanks

Good afternoon, I have an AS3302T. I would like to know which outdoor camera you recommend. It must be 4k, PoE, Night Vision, temperature -30 C and with a Motion Sensor. On the compatibility page there are many that say that they might not work according to the users who have tested them.

Hi again,

I forgot to ask. I have 2 WD red SN700 SSD 1 TB each for my new DS1621+.
Do they need to be cooled?
And if so. How and what is the best option. (type product)
So i can purchase.


Regards Léon

Hi,

I currently use a DS920+ that is brilliant so I'm now looking for the simplest 2nd NAS that I can schedule backups of my main data to in case of an issue/emergency. It will be kept in another location.

I'm thinking that probably a single drive unit would be sufficient. At this stage, my total data sits at about 4TB of which properly important data like family photo, documents and home videos comes to about 2TB.

I've steadily managed to move away from subscription services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Photos etc but would now like to create my own backup service should something happen to the main unit.

Any advice would be gratefully received.

Many thanks, Tim

Hi,

I have bought an DS1621+ with 3 x 16 TB HDD and 2 x 1 GB SSD.
Question:
Does it matter in what of the 6 bays i place the HDD?
Because of possible heat of the SSD is it possible to place the HDD in slot 4, 5 and 6 or even slot 2, 4 and 6?

Regards Léon

Hello,

I have WD My Cloud Firmware Version 04.06.00-111 and I would like to change it - it's old. I use my NAS for backup my photos and medias and to watch movies from it. I have a TV Philips PUS8809 2022 (Android TV) and I am watching movies trough the LAN network. Mainly, I use it for watching and secondary, for photo and media backup. I have a PC where I keep my original photos and media.

Could you recommend me a NAS for my purposes? I don't need NAS with many disks (max 2). My NAS stays close to the router and far from the TV, but I can put my NAS close to the TV, if it needs a HDMI connection. And the last thing, I would like to be quiet NAS if it's possible. WD My Cloud is very quiet now.

Thank you in advance

Hi NAScompares,

I work as a full-time video editor and also have 1 occasional video editor on my team. We edit .mov files mostly, up to 3 times a year project size is 500-600 GB, other projects are smaller. Editing with proxies.

We have the Synology DS1522+ with 3 x 10TB Ironwolf Pro HDDs. No upgrades yet.

Most of the advice I find regarding speed and performance for video editing is about upgrading the system to 10gbe.

However, in our current location, we do not have the option to upgrade our internet to 10 Gbps. We currently have 500 Mbps and will upgrade soon to 1 Gbps, which is the max we can get until we move out to another location at the end of this year.

What would be our best options to speed up performance for now without upgrading to 10gbe?
Does installing NVMe SSD cache make sense with a 1gbe connection?
Shall I upgrade RAM and fill the 2 empty HDD slots?
Which action should I prioritize in case the budget is too small?

Thank you for your help.
Emilija

I just enabled SMB Multichannel on my Synology DS918+. I already have both NICs running in as an aggregated link, so the bandwidth to/from the NAS is 2Gb/s both ways.
I enabled the beta SMB Multichannel and connected up my 2.5Gbe router and PC but only getting 1Gb/s SMB transfers.
I've narrowed this down to my onboard Intel I225-V LAN adapter not exposing receiver side scaling (RSS), which Windows needs to operate SMB multichannel.
RSS-enabled 2.5gbe LAN adapters seem to be tricky to find; even if the chipset supports it (on paper) it's often not enabled (by exposing in the driver INF file) for some reason. I notice you looked at this MEO card, which Amazon says supports RSS. Can you confirm? Otherwise, can you recommend a decent alternative that definitely does?

Ok, so I narrowed down my choices.

As I said before, streaming high quality is a must.

So I know that Synology just released the DS423+ for multimedia; however, would it pass the Jelly bean test?

will the processor of the DS423+ will be better than the DS1823XS+? I know that the spectrum is super high, but I rather buy something that plays the videos I want to watch and don't use the storage space than having a NAS that doesn't work.

Synology is a must btw.

Many thanks!