Which Qnap is able to let me edit photos from anywhere via WLAN using Capture One and/or Affinity Photo?
Thanks a lot for your support.

I have a Synology DS223J. When powered on, I get a blue flashing light, and nothing else.
Synology UK are not interested!
Can I get a replacement motherboard, repair, anything?
Or do I just throw it away and start again?
Help!!!

Qnap ts-464c2-8g VS Synology DS 423 Which one is better

I discussed Home Office plus Home NAS among friends and came up with needs and surprisingly found no product. A NAS built into Homelab, say Truenas over Proxmox with following features...high processor and RAM to handle both Homelab, office and home loads, works without airconditioner, low power consumption using NVME or SSD drives, has high capacity and is extensible by using an external chassis box (using either pcie or thunderbolt 4) holding more drives. Would like to see you discussing this on YouTube.

Hi there

I moved form a Synology 10 year old NAS to this QNAP one a year ago. Steep learning curve but loving it so far. Question: QNAP customer service are a bit rubbish but essentially looking to change the sys fans and the cpu fan. sys fan can easily be changed to Noctua 92mm ones. However, I was wondering if I can change the CPU one to a 60mm Noctua as I have the i5 version, sunning full SSD's. Would it hamper performance/thermals? Basically looking for efficiency and noise reduction.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Wanted to get into a NAS for home backup - Windows and MAC and maybe Plex to my appleTVs in the house.

I just bought a DS923+ with 4 x 4TB drives. Looking back at the amazon page where I ordered it - it does not state the drives type or manufacturer. When I received it and opened it this morning I found 4 Western Digital Blue Drives - WD40EZAX drives made in January 2024.

Should I return the unit and buy one that is drive-less and then buy my own drives??? Would this be ok for a home environment??? Did I get taken - I have 30 days to return it

Thanks

Clarnece Duty

I have a Mac with BigSur OS (11.7.10) that has been connected to a Promise Pegasus R4 NAS for about 5 years, suddenly 3 out of 4 disks have failed and I'm desperate... I would like advice on which NAS to buy between Synology and QNAP with 4 disks of 4 or 5 or 6 TB each. What I ask from your experience is which of the two gives greater guarantees on durability over time. I don't care about speed or loudness but which of the two is more likely to not suddenly leave me with my ass on the ground. Thank you.

I have the DS1522+ with 2 500GB samsung SSD's. I was wondering if I would get more speed if I replaced those with 2 1TB SSD for caching. What are your thoughts on that.

Hi all, 
I am using QuTS on TS-855. I have a raid 5 with 3x16TB and I am expanding with 3x18TB. What is my best option? Note I have 2 NVMEs for system pool. SATA SSDs and NVME for cache already. 
I am seeing the options for 'Create and Add new raid group" so that is 2 raid 5's with  a 3x18T raid and  3x16TB raid 5 with stripe. This makes another raid 5, but I am not sure if the end result is a raid 50. Is it? It says my capacity will end up at 59.99TB so it is utilizing the 18TB drives fully I think.
or 
Add to existing Raid Group. Here I can choose raid 5 or 6 or TP. Raid 5 gives 71.68TB ,  Raid 6 gives 56.25 TB.  
Are the extra 6TBs from the 3x18TB lost in these these cases?

Which is the best option to not waste the extra capacity of the 18TB drives and be fast? 
Will that raid 6 and raid 50 (?) be much faster than the raid 5 expansion? 
In my case with the different drives is raid 50 better than raid 6?

This is just a home NAS with my data, pics, vid, movies for remote use, AI for photo recognition, etc with future plans to host my own web site and small game etc.   


Thanks in advance.

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Hi from Spain. , I'm thinking of setting up a NAS with 3 disks for raid 5 and another SSD/Nv2 disk for cache and Operatin system. I wanted you to recommend the right hardware. We will use it only 3 staff in a house. The NAS would want it for the following:


- File server

- Phone backups

- Pi Hole

- Emby/Plex Server

- Some docker



I would like to....



- Be quiet

- Sufficient performance



​​S​urfing at internet I have seen an interesting motherboard with integrated Itx cpu with the possibility of buying Ram Ddr4 and disk nv2. These with the features:



Celeron-Industrial N5105 NAS MOBO Mini ITX 17x17CM Soft Routing Intel i226-V B3 2.5 Gbps 4 x LAN 2 x M.2 NVMe 6 x SATA3.0 Industrial Motherboard. The model with 16 GB DD4 and 128 GB nv2 drive (224 €). The same model with 256 GB nv2 drive (238 €).



​I have a last dub about Nas operantig System, what you think is better SO Tuenas, Open mediavault or other?



What is your opinion?



Best regards​ and sorry for my english