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UPS for Synology 923+ |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-24-2024, 09:35 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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I have a 4-bay Synology 932+ (4 x 4TB HD's) with a 14TB WD backup ext HD. I use an Apple Macbook Pro 14" M1 laptop with an Apple 27" monitor.
I have just returned from a holiday abroad, and while away, I lost contact with the NAS. On returning home, I found that the fuse in the UK 3-pin plug had blown, hence the NAS failing. I have restarted the NAS, and everything so far appears to be okay.
Of course, I now realise that I need a UPS. I want a UPS that will safely continue running the NAS for a few minutes and then shut it down in the event of a power failure. Ideally, I would also be able to restart the NAS via internet remote access if I'm away from home.
What UPS would you recommend, please?
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QNAP TS-453D upgrades |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-24-2024, 08:35 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hi,
I have 2 questions around upgrading/expanding my QNAP TS-453D
- I was looking for a 10gb/2x SSD upgrade card. I couldn't figure out from the qnap site what my best option was.
- My existing storage in it is getting full. I'm considering buying larger drives for the nas and moving the existing drives into an external DAS enclosure to use for backups. What would be my options or should I rather buy a new NAS + drives and use the old one for backup instead.
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Efficiant Plex Home Server |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-24-2024, 08:35 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hello, looking for an efficient home server. Which no matter what I change seems I still cannot find.
Went from old 4770k PC NAS to Synology ds920+ to DIY i3-10100 and now using Node304 with some Chinese motherboard and N100 that has 6 Sata ports and two nvme slots. It idles at 26-30w with HDD spinned down.
I am looking for something that would consume minimal power as possible while dockers are running with HDD are spinned down.
Not sure if ARM would be a correct route, doubt it.
Looking at TERRAMASTER F4-424, but not sure how well Idle works with unraid (powertop stats). Ugreen has Kickstarter project but sadly cannot order those in my country, yet.
Spent more on new hardware than I will ever safe in power efficiency, but for some reason still looking for upgrade path.
Any suggestions?
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QNAP TS-464 Getting USB Controller to connect |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-24-2024, 03:35 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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I'm having trouble getting any USB Gaming controller to connect to the QNAP TS-464. I've tried searching throughout google, reddit and others but haven't found anything that works just yet.
I ordered a 8Bitdo Wireless USB Adapter and a SP1048 Wired Gaming Controller both from Amazon but can't get either of them to connect to the server to use with Retroarch through HD Station. I've not been able to get any Bluetooth adapter to connect to use wireless mouse and keyboard either.
I would greatly appreciate any and all help getting them to work. Thank you all.
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Quiet hard drive for desktop raid enclosure |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-23-2024, 03:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hi,
I'm looking for a hard drive that is quiet when idle. I work in post production sound and have a large library of sound files that I keep connected to my Mac Studio and access regularly. I can accept a certain amount of hard drive sound when the drive is being accessed but when it's idle I need it to be quiet (a normal steady whir is acceptable). I had no luck with the Western Digital Ultrastar DC HC550 as it would make little knocking, thumping noises every 5-10 seconds even when not being accessed. This is a data center drive so I guess that's normal (I should have done more research before buying). I appreciate any advice you might have.
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NVR1218 Surveillance NAS |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-22-2024, 07:35 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hey there Thank you so much for giving me advice. Bought my first NAS. DS220j I just learned about network storage and I wish I knew about it sooner. I found that I can stream my PTZ cam to this box. It works so good. Ok here is my question
I found a Synology NVR1218 Surveillance station and can get it for about 100.00.
What would be the benefits of buying the NVR1218?
Is there any difference besides the surveilance software?
thank you for you time
martin
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NVME advice for Qnap ts464 |
Posted by: docyak - 05-22-2024, 05:23 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Thinking about getting the qnap ts464 with 4 8tb HDD. In terms of the SSD slots, what would be recommended. Should I get 2 1tb cards or 2 500gb cards. I would most likely use them as cache or q-tier as opposed to another storage pool
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What are the best NAS options for home multimedia storage and backup? |
Posted by: sofiya398 - 05-22-2024, 03:11 PM - Forum: Technical Support
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Hello everyone
I am looking for some advice on selecting the best NAS for my home setup. I have a growing collection of multimedia files (movies, music, and images) that I need to store and access effectively. I am working with a budget of $500–$700 and want something that is both user-friendly and reliable.
What recommendations do you have for a NAS that fits these requirements?
I appreciate any tips and your advice.
Thanks in advance.
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NAS for PLEX + Cloud File Storage |
Posted by: Enquiries - 05-22-2024, 09:51 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hello,
This NAS would mainly be used as a PLEX server, but also a "cloud" storage for my computer(s). My plan is one with at least 4 bays and use 2 with larger capacity HDDs so I have enough space (with redundancy) for now, but also have the option to fill the other bays as I need more space. (Or is it better to use more bays with smaller drives?)
The PLEX server would be accessed from 3–7 homes (big family) and kept in a home with 250 Mbps internet speed. (Upgradable to 1 Gb., if needed.) To my understanding of transcoding, that shouldn't be an issue as all the media files I have should be compatible with the devices playing them.
Because it would not strictly be a PLEX server I was looking at Seagate Ironwolf Pro drives? (I'd ideally want SSDs, but they're so expensive! Maybe in 10 years…)
I have done a lot of research, but am a complete novice. That's why I'm deferring to the experts!
Thank you!
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