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What Naz to choose?

#1
Hi Nascompares. I was searching for a new / good condition NAS device and came across your YouTube site. I have an old Qnap TS-851 and it is really feeling its age, performing very slowly. I was wondering if you can assist, I would like the following please:
Used mainly for File storage and backup in different pools / areas for various types of files, i.e. images, CAD, video and office files
Raid 5 or 6 for redundancy in the array
Quick performance over our small office network (1Gb network connections on CAT 5E) to connect to 3 windows PCs and remote access as well.
8 bay NAS or server to hold 8 x 12Tb SATA drives, mix of drives as I have upgraded over time...
Budget circa £1500 excluding hard drives
I am used to using Qnap servers, but heard of FreeNaz and wondering whether it is time to upgrade to that instead?
Many thanks, kind regards
Zed
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#2
For your needs of file storage and backup across various file types like images, CAD, videos, and office files, with a preference for RAID 5 or 6 redundancy and quick performance over a 1Gb network connection, the Synology DS1821+ would be a suitable choice. With its eight bays, it can accommodate your mix of 12TB SATA drives, providing ample storage capacity of up to 48TB. This NAS offers robust performance and reliability, ensuring smooth operations for your small office network. While you're accustomed to using QNAP servers, the DS1821+ from Synology is a robust option that fits within your budget of £1500, excluding hard drives. As for FreeNAS, while it's a viable option, the DS1821+ provides an integrated solution with user-friendly software and excellent support.
https://nascompares.com/nas-builder/
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