Full Hardware and Software Specifications on the DS620slim Revealed
Greet the unique and compact DS620slim, ready to boost your productivity at work, and its mini design allows it to blend in any workplace harmoniously. With feature-rich DiskStation Manager (DSM) at your disposal, DS620slim is an ideal file server delivering seamless file synchronization and solid backup solution while securely safeguarding your critical services. DS620slim also comes with 4K video transcoding support, perfect for streaming ultra-high definition media contents. DS620slim is backed up by Synology’s 2-year limited warranty. The DS620slim will arrive at around £425 ex.VAT, making it a step up in price compared with the much older DS416slim and newer DS419slim. However, this price disparity is somewhat justificed once you look at the hardware inside and highlights include:
- Mini-sized yet powerful 6-bay NAS, ready to maximize your work productivity
- 6 drive bays with better RAID flexibility to configure
- Supporting 2.5” HDDs and SSDs
- Intel J3355 2.0-2.5Ghz Dual Core CPU for key Synology Applications, Plex and more
- 2GB DDR3L memory, expandable up to 6GB
- Over 220 MB/s reading and 190 MB/s writing even under encrypted data transmission
- Dual-channel H.265/H.264 4K video transcoding on the fly
- Advanced Btrfs file system, offering 65,000 systemwide snapshots and 1,024 snapshots per shared folder
- Anywhere access with iOS and Android ready mobile apps
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive Chassis Details
Synology DS620slim is a mini 6-bay NAS with 2.5″ drive support, yet flexible when building different RAID types with HDDs or SSDs to reach better data protection. Moreover, the storage performance can be further enhanced by taking advantage of SSD cache while still having enough drive bays for data storage. DS620slim features a dual-core processor and 2GB memory, expandable up to 6GB. With AES-NI encryption, the model delivers sequential throughput performance at over 220 MB/s reading and 190 MB/s writing under encrypted data transmission in dual 1GbE Link Aggregation environment. DS620slim comes with dual USB 3.0 ports, providing rapid data transfer and backup to external storage devices.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive Compatibility and Synchronization
Synology DS620slim supports comprehensive network protocols, ensuring a seamless file sharing experience across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms. Windows AD and LDAP integration allows DS620slim to fit quickly and effortlessly into any existing network environment, without needing to create identical user accounts. With Synology Drive, you can sync files across Windows, macOS and Linux computer platforms, and access files on the go with mobile devices to keep information up-to-date and share files effortlessly. Cloud Sync keeps your Dropbox, Google™ Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Baidu, and Box storage in sync with your personal DiskStation at home.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive Multiple Backup Options
DS620slim integrates various backup applications to safeguard your important data on any device with an intuitive user interface and durable storage technologies. Such as:
Workstation/Server/Virtual Machine Backup
Active Backup for Business centralizes backup tasks for virtual machines, Windows PC, servers, and rsync/SMB file servers. Fast and reliable recovery options ensure running services, VMs and files instantly available
when needed.
SaaS backup
Active Backup for Office 365/G Suite is an on-premises backup solution for public clouds with a centralized dashboard, optimizing storage efficiency through the single instancing and block-level deduplication technology
NAS backup
Hyper Backup comprehensively backs up your data to a local shared folder, an external device, another Synology NAS, an rsync server, or a public cloud service to ensure data safety
Mac and Windows Computer backup
Synology Drive Client backs up your Windows, Mac, and Linux desktop devices to safeguard important computer files. DS620slim is also compatible with Time Machine, allowing you to effortlessly back up your Mac to Synology NAS
Highly integrated backup solution
Synology C2 Backup3 is a public cloud service powered by Synology. By using Hyper Backup to back up your data on Synology Cloud2 (Synology C2), data safety and availability can be ensured when a disaster happens.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive Btrfs Support
DS620slim introduces the Btrfs file system, bringing the most advanced storage technologies to meet the management needs of modern businesses, such as:
- Advanced snapshot technology provides schedulable and near-instantaneous data protection of share folders and iSCSI LUNs.
- File and folder level data restoration brings huge conveniences and saves time for users who wish to restore only a specific file or folder.
- Flexible Shared Folder and User Quota System provide comprehensive quota control on all user accounts and shared folders.
- File self-healing allows Btrfs file system to auto-detect corrupted files with mirrored metadata, and to recover broken data using the supported RAID volumes including RAID1, 5, 6, and 10.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive 4K Playback and Transcoding
DS620slim features real-time transcoding for up to 2 channels of H.264/H.265 4K videos at the same time, bringing more powerful support to the latest multimedia formats and contents. With Video Station, you can organize your personal digital video library based on media information, and watch 4K Ultra HD movies and films. Audio Station comes with Internet radio and supports lossless audio formats, providing music playback via DLNA and AirPlay compliant devices. The intuitive design of Photo Station allows professional photographers to effortlessly organize photos into customized categories or smart albums, and share them to social networks within a few clicks. Serving as a brand-new photo solution designed for personal and home use, Synology Moments promises users a modern browsing experience by offering mobile photo backup, photo sharing, image recognition, similar photo detection, auto-editing functions such as color correction and angle adjustments, and AI selection of the top photos.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive and 24×7 Worldwide File Access
Synology provides mobile applications for you to enjoy your multimedia library at anytime and anywhere. Available on iOS and Android platforms, DS photo, DS audio, DS video, and DS file allow access to your Synology NAS respectively through Photo Station, Audio Station, Video Station, and File Station. QuickConnect allows connection to your Synology NAS via a secure and customizable address, so that you can instantly access media and work files on any Windows, Mac, Linux computer, and mobile device.
Synology DS620slim NAS Drive Specifications
Below are the full technical specifications of the Synology DS620slim NAS. Though comparable to NAS drives such as the Synology DS218+ and DS418play, the DS620slim still manages to boast a very impressive hardware level, in such a tiny chassis
Processor model | Intel Celeron J3355 |
Processor architecture | 64-bit |
Processor clock | DualCore 2 burst up to 2.5 GHz |
Hardware Encryption Engine (AES-NI) | Yes |
Hardware shift engine | H.265 (HEVC), MPEG-4 Part 2, MPEG-2, VC-1; highest resolution: 4K (3840 x 2160); maximum picture update rate (FPS): 30 |
Memory | |
System memory | 2 GB DDR3L |
Pre-installed memory module | 2 GB (2 GB x 1) |
Total number of memory slots | 2 |
Memory can be expanded to | 6 GB (2 GB + 4 GB) |
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Storage device | |
Number of disk slots | 6 |
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Maximum internal net total storage capacity | 30 TB (5 TB drive x 6) (Capacity varies by RAID type) |
Maximum single storage capacity | 108 TB |
Disk hot swap support | Yes |
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External connection埠 | |
RJ-45 1GbE network hole | 2 (supports Link Aggregation / fault transfer) |
USB 3.0 port埠 | 2 |
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External disk |
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Remarks | exFAT Access is purchased separately from the kit center. |
Exterior | |
Size (height x width x depth) | 121 mm x 151 mm x 175 mm |
weight | 1.4 kg |
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System fan | 80 mm x 80 mm x 1 pcs |
Fan mode |
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Noise value* | 20.5 dB(A) |
Timer switch | Yes |
Wake on the network | Yes |
Power supply / transformer | 65W |
AC input voltage | 100V to 240V AC |
Current frequency | 50/60Hz, single frequency |
Power consumption* | 34.88 W (access) 7.59 W (hard disk hibernation) |
British thermal unit | 119.1 BTU/hr (access) 25.92 BTU/hr (hard disk hibernation) |
temperature | |
Working temperature | 5°C to 40°C (40°F to 104°F) |
Storage temperature | -20 ° C to 60 ° C (-5 ° F to 140 ° F) |
Relative humidity | 5% to 95% RH |
Certification body |
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Warranty | 2 years |
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DSM product specifications (see more) | |
Storage management | |
Maximum storage space | 64 |
Maximum number of iSCSI targets | 128 |
Maximum number of iSCSI LUNs | 256 |
Support RAID disk array type |
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RAID configuration migration |
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Expand storage with larger hard drives |
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Add new hard drive expansion storage |
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Global Hot Spare supports RAID types |
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Account and shared folders | |
Maximum number of local user accounts | 2,048 |
Maximum number of local groups | 256 |
Maximum number of shared folders | 256 |
Maximum shared folder synchronization task | 8 |
Log receipts per second | 400 |
Additional kits (learn more about the complete add-on kit list) | |
Antivirus by McAfee (Trial) | Yes |
Central Management System | Yes |
Synology Chat | Yes |
Maximum number of users | 1,000 |
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Cloud Station Server | |
Recommended number of files to store | 500,000 |
Recommended number of current client PC connections | 500 (the number of devices that can be connected at the same time when the number of files is recommended) |
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Document Viewer | Yes |
Download Station | Yes |
Maximum number of download tasks | 80 |
exFAT Access (optional) | Yes |
Synology MailPlus / MailPlus Server | Yes |
Number of free email accounts | 5 (If you want to have more email accounts, you need to purchase additional licenses) |
Maximum simultaneous number of people on the line | 50 |
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Snapshot Replication | Yes |
Maximum number of snapshots supported by a single shared folder | 1,024 |
Maximum number of system snapshots | 65,536 |
Surveillance Station | Yes |
Maximum camera support number (camera license required) | 25 (with 2 free licenses) (View compatible webcam) |
Frames per second (FPS) (H.264)* | 750 FPS @ 720p (1280×720) 600 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080) 350 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536) 250 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944) 120 FPS @ 4K (3840×2160) |
Frames per second (FPS) (H.265)* | 750 FPS @ 720p (1280×720) 750 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080) 450 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536) 250 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944) 200 FPS @ 4K (3840×2160) |
Frames per second (FPS) (MJPEG)* | 450 FPS @ 720p (1280×720) 250 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080) 160 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536) 130 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944) |
Remarks | The Surveillance Station uses an Axis camera; the video schedule is continuous; the Surveillance Station is used as the source of the live image; the motion detection source is set to the camera; the live image and the video use the same set of video streams. |
Synology Drive | Yes |
Recommended number of files to store | 500,000 (for archives or files belonging to Synology Drive , please refer to the file service in the above fields for files accessed through other agreements) |
Recommended number of current client PC connections | 450 (the number of devices that can be connected at the same time when the number of files is recommended) |
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Synology Office | Yes |
Maximum number of users | 400 |
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Video transcoding | 4K Group 1 (see more) |
Supports the maximum number of conversion channels | 2 channels, 30 FPS @ 4K (4096 x 2160), H.264 (AVC)/H.265 (HEVC) or 2 channels, 30 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080), H.264 (AVC)/H.265 (HEVC)/MPEG-2/VC-1 |
Recommended number of virtual machines | 2 (see more) |
Recommended number of Virtual DSMs(purchase authorization) | 2 (including 1 free license) |
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Maximum number of connections | 30 |
surroundings | RoHS compliant |
Package contents |
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Optional accessories |
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Where and When Can I Buy The Synology DS620slim NAS Drive?
Right now, the Synology DS620slim specifications have only just been unveiled, but the £425+ price tag (not including your local tax) is now available, so the official release is no doubt a fair way away. Information like the DS620slim release, confirmation of the specifications and how well this device will support DSM 6.2 and DSM 7.0 in Beta will be updated.
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I have my data– ALL OFIT– on a 2T drive totally separate from EITHER of my systems (I usually run 2- 3 different os on my computer for variety).. and I have 2 external backups of my data. IF a system goes down- when I CAN- I use Timeshift.. WHAT ADVANTAGE would it be to ME to use BTRFS over EXT4??? IF it is- HOW do I convert my 2T drives with all the data to BRTFS?
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Nice bottleneck with those lan ports
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Wonderfully explained. Thanks so much.
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Bad audio quality. Can’t understand
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Valid points, but I’d never take tips from a dude with a fake bookshelf. Only real books plz.
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well, this video basically says to me a NAS isn’t worth it as a media server. that quality is horrendous. or maybe just this video is. bad presentation. i’m left with more questions than answers. he basically showed “see, no matter what setting, you get stuttering and bad picture.” b/c of old tablet? b/c of incorrect PLEX settings? b/c of bad network? b/c of inadequate NAS transcoding? b/c of wrong device settings?
i have to believe that media servers work. so many others use them. this video, thou… good god.
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사진이나 작은 영상은Ext4가 더 빠르다.
그런데 모니터가 구석기다.
헐 설마 책꽃이가 벽지인건가?
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I’m considering switching my data drive and backup to brtfs for the better integrity checking. I’ve been getting issues once in a while where files on my ext4 drive suddenly becoming 0 bytes and the same happens on my backup drive which both of are externals and I know it isn’t the external enclosure since it happened when the drive was in my old computer but it didn’t happen when my drives were formatted to ntfs when I used Windows so I’ve narrowed it down to something in the file system as of now but I can’t find information about the specific issue so I’m probably going to just try btrfs when I get another hard drive to use as an internal one without formatting my current drive giving me only one copy of my data during the transition.
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You should try testing using physical Ethernet. Depending on what type of wireless NIC or AP you have, this can be a bottleneck. I see that you have more network spikes than you do on the CPU.
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F2FS seems to have the best performance for SSDs. I use it for over 6 years without any issues.
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bad audio 🙁
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5:36
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Do you have any update BTRFS vs ZFS?
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