09-27-2024, 12:47 PM
Thanks for your questions! It’s exciting that you're exploring NAS solutions like the Lincstation N1. Here are my suggestions regarding disk drives and configurations:
Recommendations for Drives
SATA Bays: For your SATA bays, I recommend using WD Red SSDs or Seagate IronWolf SSDs. Both are designed for NAS use and offer reliable performance for storage.
M.2 NVMe Slots: For the M.2 NVMe slots, consider the following options, which all have excellent durability ratings (DWPD):
Samsung 970 Pro – 0.66 DWPD
Samsung 990 Pro – 0.68 DWPD
Synology SNV3400 – 0.68 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 510 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate IronWolf 525 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 530 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate PS5 Game Drive – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 520 – 0.9 DWPD
WD Red SN700 – 1.0 DWPD
These NVMe options will provide excellent speed and reliability for your caching needs.
Additional Considerations
Cache Configuration: For optimal performance, consider using two SSDs as your cache drives to ensure quick access to frequently used data.
Data Storage: Store high-frequency access files on your cache and larger, less accessed files on the 2.5” drives.
Recommendations for Drives
SATA Bays: For your SATA bays, I recommend using WD Red SSDs or Seagate IronWolf SSDs. Both are designed for NAS use and offer reliable performance for storage.
M.2 NVMe Slots: For the M.2 NVMe slots, consider the following options, which all have excellent durability ratings (DWPD):
Samsung 970 Pro – 0.66 DWPD
Samsung 990 Pro – 0.68 DWPD
Synology SNV3400 – 0.68 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 510 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate IronWolf 525 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 530 – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate PS5 Game Drive – 0.7 DWPD
Seagate FireCuda 520 – 0.9 DWPD
WD Red SN700 – 1.0 DWPD
These NVMe options will provide excellent speed and reliability for your caching needs.
Additional Considerations
Cache Configuration: For optimal performance, consider using two SSDs as your cache drives to ensure quick access to frequently used data.
Data Storage: Store high-frequency access files on your cache and larger, less accessed files on the 2.5” drives.