Is the Samsung 9100 Pro SSD Your DREAM Gen5 SSD? Samsung has officially entered the PCIe 5.0 market with the release of the 9100 PRO Series SSD, its first high-performance consumer Gen 5 NVMe SSD. Unlike previous Samsung SSD releases that focused on mainstream users, this drive is built for professionals, power users, and AI-driven […]
UniFi Launch a MASSIVE range of 10GbE PoE APs and Switches – The New XG/XGS Series The UniFi U7 Pro XG and U7 Pro XGS is ANOTHER expansion of Ubiquiti’s WiFi 7 access point lineup (I swear, it’s like the 3rd/4th this year or something), bringing 10GbE Power over Ethernet (PoE) support to the series […]
Gl.iNet Slate 7 Router Review The GL.iNet Slate 7 is the latest entry in the company’s expanding lineup of travel routers, bringing Wi-Fi 7 support, dual 2.5GbE ports, and a compact, portable design aimed at users who need reliable internet access on the go. Designed with remote workers, frequent travelers, and security-conscious users in mind, […]
This CPU support ECC, but only softeare ecc, with regular sodimm modułes, but lazy producer not embodied it in uefi.
The fact id this pseudo nas is c
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Is fanspeed control working in TrueNAS? That was the problem I had with my Asustor AS6704T. I understood IPMI tools could be used for this.
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@NASCompares -- Could you comment on how the noise on this unit might compare with the WD Plus line currently -- specifically the 12TB Plus. I'm a bit con
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What do you do if the NIC is not detected?
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I brought one of these as I read the review saying POE+ in the first paragraph. Now getting an error of not enough power for the pro AP, turns out this is
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Wake up. It is 2025.
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when it going to be available
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Help! My SSDs are recognized when mounted on the adapter, but not when mounted directly on the motherboard. Is this normal?
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I've been considering picking up a UNAS Pro and this announcement has pretty much solidified my decision.
I'm looking for something that can handle stor
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The ds620slim lists a J3355 dual core. It's not the same CPU leaked for the 625slim if it's a J4125 quad-core like this article says. Yet you say it's the
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Now I'll stick a stick in an anthill. I noticed that everyone is writing about hardware and no one is mentioning software. From a home user perspective, I
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I cannot understand why they are sticking to outdated CPUs like that, moving up to Alder Lake-N/Twin Lake chips for entry-level models, going up to an 8-co
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A Celeron J4125 chip on a new model in 2025? Synology is serious?
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im wrong, feel free to delete.
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and also has storage expansion. how is one supposed to trust these product matrices?
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Why does it say the Dream Machine doesnt have Protect/NVR. It sure does
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I am so happy I didnt wait so many years for "new" Syno models and bought several much better NAS devices for lower prices much earlier - running now coupl
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Tried coral - doesn't work and is not detected at all
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I find it difficult to believe they'd remove the 10Gbe PCI-e slot option. I have a 1517+, and I really wanted to just move the drives into the latest S. b
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And still no Rackstations? I'm waiting for a successor of the RS1619xs+, which is a very very old model (> 5 years).
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UniFi Dream Router 7 Review When it comes to the hardware in your network environment, UniFi has always been one of those companies where you are either fully invested in practically every network appliance in its ecosystem or have nothing to do with it. A UniFi ecosystem is designed to allow you to easily and […]
You NEED A NAS Drive – And Here Is Why In today’s digital world, data storage plays a crucial role in both personal and professional environments. Many individuals and businesses rely on cloud storage for convenience, but it’s not always the best option. While cloud services provide accessibility and automation, they come with limitations, including […]
‘Used Seagate EXOS HDDs Missold as ‘New – Other Drives Implicated Now would be a very good time to check any hard drives you’ve purchased in the last 12 to 24 months! Recent reports from popular German news outlet Heise have raised increased reports of refurbished and modified SMART-reported drives being sold as brand new, […]
The Lincstation S1 NAS Review – REAL Turnkey UnRAID NAS? The network-attached storage (NAS) market continues to expand, with an increasing number of brands stepping into the space with new and innovative solutions. One such emerging brand is Lincplus, known for its affordable tech offerings, including the Lincstation N1 released in 2024. Now, they are […]
Loomos AI Smart Glasses: A CES 2025 Highlight in Wearable Technology At CES 2025, Sharge introduced the Loomos AI Smart Glasses, marking the debut of its overseas sub-brand, Loomos. The glasses offer a range of advanced features, including AI-powered assistance, 4K photo and 1080p video capture, and ergonomic design tailored for everyday use. Positioned as […]
The UnifyDrive UP6 NAS – Coming Soon! The UnifyDrive UP6 is a portable network-attached storage (NAS) device that merges robust performance with portability. Designed for professionals, creatives, and remote workers, it caters to those who require high-speed data management and advanced functionality in a compact, mobile form factor. Building on the foundation of the UnifyDrive […]
GL.iNet Slate 7 Travel Router @ CES 2025 As someone who travels a lot professionally and personally, having a decent mobile router is absolutely essential for me. At any given time, I carry a mobile phone, a laptop, a tablet, and a network-enabled camera. The minute you start traveling with my partner or colleagues professionally, […]
Minisforum N5 Pro NAS – Is it too Early for NAS of the Year? With so many mini PC brands trying to break their way into the network-attached storage NAS market, it takes a lot for any one of them to really stand out against the established players in the private server solutions market. However, […]
New Lincstation S1 and N2 NAS Revealed *UPDATE* – The Reviews are in. You can read my review of the Lincstation S1 NAS HERE on NASCompares and HERE on YouTube. Alternatively, you can watch my Review of the Lincstation N2 on YouTube HERE, and the written review of the N2 Review HERE on NASCompares. It […]
CWWK Q670 8-Bay Gen5 NAS Motherboard Review The CWWK Q670 8-Bay Gen5 NAS motherboard is a strong contender in the ever-expanding DIY mini-server motherboard market. Priced between $239 and $250, this ITX board boasts features like PCIe Gen 5 support, DDR5 memory compatibility, and versatile storage options, catering to home lab enthusiasts and small business […]
The Best 2 HDD NAS of 2024 When searching for a new data storage solution, a 2-bay NAS often strikes the perfect balance between affordability and capacity, especially for beginners or first-time server owners. While the initial drawback of a 50% storage loss with RAID 1 (mirroring across two drives) remains, recent advancements have made […]
Phalcomm / STUDEVOX L8 NAS Case Review Building your own NAS server from scratch is an endeavor largely made up of two main hurdles: choosing the inside and choosing the outside! Most of the time, the hardest choices are going to be picking the right CPU, the right motherboard, the right connections, and of course, […]
Flashstor Gen 2 NAS Review – TRUE FLASH PERFECTION on Your Desktop? In 2024, the network-attached storage (NAS) market has entered a new era, with SSD-based systems becoming increasingly mainstream. The Asustor Flashstor Gen 2 exemplifies this shift, offering high-performance capabilities in a compact and versatile package. Designed for content creators, small businesses, and data-heavy […]
Recommended ITX DIY NAS CPU & Motherboard Combos In today’s market, NAS motherboards are no longer just basic storage solutions but have evolved to accommodate diverse needs from small businesses to home media enthusiasts. As the demand for flexible and powerful NAS options grows, a wide range of motherboard configurations now offer features like high-speed […]
Choosing the Best Hard Drives for your NAS Note – this is the 2024 update of the rolling ‘best HDD for your NAS’ article (Cheers Clayton!) When choosing a NAS server for your home or business, selecting the right hard drive is essential. Just like every tool in a toolbox has its role, NAS-specific drives […]
A Review and Full Overview of the UniFi UNAS NAS OS Update – The UniFi UNAS Pro is now back in stock in the U.S and UK HERE. EU Stocks have been good regardless! The UniFi UNAS Pro is Ubiquiti’s first serious foray into the NAS market, and it introduces a distinct software platform designed […]
TerraMaster F4-424 Max NAS Review – LET’S GET SERIOUS? Update – The Terramaster F4-424 Max NAS is NOW Available HERE on Amazon for $799 As TerraMaster continues to push the boundaries of affordable yet high-performance NAS devices, the F4-424 Max stands out as a flagship model designed to cater to the needs of power users, […]
UniFi UNAS Pro – The Pros and Cons of their new NAS UPDATE – The UniFi UNAS Pro NAS is now available and can be found HERE The UniFi UNAS Pro is Ubiquiti’s first major leap into the NAS (Network Attached Storage) market, building on the success of their networking hardware and ecosystem. This rackmount […]
Guide: Using the Wavlink USB-to-5GbE Adapter on a Synology NAS If you’re looking to upgrade your Synology NAS’s network speed without investing in expensive native solutions, you can connect a Wavlink USB-to-5GbE adapter. While this adapter isn’t officially supported by Synology, users have developed workarounds to make it function. This guide will walk you through […]
Samsung 990 EVO Plus Gen 5 SSD Review Samsung has long been a leader in the SSD industry, known for their ability to balance performance, reliability, and innovation across their product lines. From early offerings like the Samsung 960 EVO to their more recent hits like the 980 Pro, Samsung consistently delivers SSDs that push […]
Synology Ending Support for DSM 6.2: Key Dates, Announcements, and What It Means for You Synology officially announced the end of support for its DiskStation Manager (DSM) 6.2 in late 2023, with the final termination of updates taking effect on October 1, 2024. This marked the conclusion of DSM 6.2’s extended support period, which had […]
UnifyDrive UT2 Portable NAS Review The UnifyDrive UT2 Portable NAS is an exciting new entry in the world of portable storage, offering a solution that many tech enthusiasts and professionals have longed for but haven’t seen before—an entirely portable NAS that fits right in your bag. Set to launch on Kickstarter (Now LIVE here), the […]
GL.iNet Puli AX Mobile Router Review After five years of searching for the perfect mobile router, I have finally found a device that meets all my needs—the GL.iNet Puli AX Mobile Router. As someone who relies heavily on mobile routers over traditional desktop and broadband routers, I have been on a continuous quest for a […]
Minisforum Reveals so, SO Many New Systems at IFA 2024 At IFA 2024, Minisforum showcased a range of innovative mini-PC solutions and OCuLink-enabled expansion options, aimed at professionals seeking high-performance, compact computing systems. Minisforum has been steadily making waves in the mini-PC market by delivering a combination of powerful processors, energy-efficient designs, and versatile expansion […]
New AI Powered NAS from UGREEN for 2025 – The iDX6012 NAS After making quite a splash with their NASync series of devices in the first half of 2024, it doesn’t look like UGREEN are planning on slowly down its expansion into private server solutions, with the reveal of a new 6-Bay iDX6012 NAS device […]
How to Restore Video Station and HEVC Support on DSM 7.2.2 The latest Synology DSM 7.2.2 update has removed Video Station and transcoding features, causing a stir among users who rely on their Synology NAS for multimedia playback. Without these features, streaming high-quality videos, especially those in HEVC (H.265) format, has become challenging. However, there […]
Synology EOL Video Station in the DSM 7.2.2. Update – Why, How, When and Should You Care? I generally don’t make a big song and dance whenever Synology’s more incremental software updates arrive. If you really get into the statistics of the matter, Synology rolls out numerous smaller updates throughout the year to their popular […]
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