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Where to buy Asustor?

#1
I usually buy Synology / Qnap from Broad Band Buyer or Ebuyer. I don't really like Amazon.
Is there any large retailer that stocks Asustor? It has a few features I would like to try in particular a nextcloud app and the option to install 3rd party NAS like Unraid and TrueNAS

I'm based in UK, England. I should have said.
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#2
If you're based in the USA and looking for Asustor NAS but want to avoid Amazon, here are some solid alternatives:

B&H Photo Video – Great reputation, stocks a decent range of Asustor NAS units. Fast shipping, too.

Newegg – Carries quite a few models, often with reviews and regular discounts.

Micro Center – Worth checking if you’ve got one nearby. Stock varies by location, but online orders available too.

Provantage – Business-oriented but open to public. Good prices, sometimes hidden gems.

TigerDirect – Occasionally stocks Asustor, but hit or miss.

If you're planning on running Nextcloud, Unraid, or TrueNAS, look for:

Models with Intel CPUs (like the AS6704T or Lockerstor series).

At least 4GB+ RAM (ideally upgradeable to 8GB/16GB).

Virtualization support in ADM.
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(03-28-2025, 01:01 PM)ed Wrote: If you're based in the USA and looking for Asustor NAS but want to avoid Amazon, here are some solid alternatives:

B&H Photo Video – Great reputation, stocks a decent range of Asustor NAS units. Fast shipping, too.

Newegg – Carries quite a few models, often with reviews and regular discounts.

Micro Center – Worth checking if you’ve got one nearby. Stock varies by location, but online orders available too.

Provantage – Business-oriented but open to public. Good prices, sometimes hidden gems.

TigerDirect – Occasionally stocks Asustor, but hit or miss.

If you're planning on running Nextcloud, Unraid, or TrueNAS, look for:

Models with Intel CPUs (like the AS6704T or Lockerstor series).

At least 4GB+ RAM (ideally upgradeable to 8GB/16GB).

Virtualization support in ADM.

Sorry, I'm in the UK, land of noisy seagulls.

When I worked in USA  / Canada I remember using stores like Fry's, Micro Center, and to a lesser degree BestBuy. In the 70s I remembered the short lives Byte shop chain

I'm currently running next cloud AIO VM on a dedicated I7 and a Synology filestore.
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