Synology DS920+ 32TB 4 Bay Desktop NAS Solution, installed with 4 x 8TB Seagate IronWolf Drives

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Usable capacity for each volume will be lower than the maximum volume size and is dependent on the filesystem and the amount of system metadata stored. And i want to put the Nas next to my second large 4k monitor that i also use to watch video. While hanging on the couch and stuffing myself full with all kinds of edible stuff. Can not specify that. The most modern and regularly updated NAS systems will support the very latest 20TB NAS hard drives (such as the Seagate Ironwofl 22TB and WD Red 22TB) Since a NAS device is, at the simplest level, just a container for a hard drive or drives (with some added intelligence), the number-one spec for any NAS unit is its maximum potential storage capacity. That's determined by the number of drive bays it includes and to a lesser extent what kinds of drives it can carry. Most consumer-grade and home-office NAS units have one or two bays, while models designed for the office have four or more. But that's not an absolute guideline, especially now that newer NAS devices are showing up with support for 2.5-inch laptop-style drives, both platter-based and solid state. These drives will allow NAS makers to fit more drives into their chassis, which means more long-term storage capacity.

Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+: Best capacity NAS Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+. (Source: Synology) My thoughts: This is a no-brainer. The DS220+ is not only my favorite Synology NAS, but also my all-time favorite enclosure period. It has everything you need for a solid mid-tier, great-value server.

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For some other prospective user of similar set-up I rather recommend going for one port 10 Gb/s card (2 ports is fitted with fun which is very noisy) and some other fan-less Thunderbolt adapter (QNAP’s 10 Gb has a fan – this one a surprise for me – which is unpleasantly high-pitched.

Also i am longer periods away from home due to my job. Want to control the Nas with my phone. Probably a Fold 5.Otherwise, extremely good YouTube channel on which I spent well to much time ( 🙂 ). Thanks for doing this great job. The 2GB of DDR4 RAM can be expanded to 6GB should you require more system memory, but the initial amount should be more than enough to start with. Then there are the four drive bays, which can allow for up to 72TB. Whilst on the topic of the included drives, with a total capacity of 8TB, each drive has a capacity of 2TB and they ship in a RAID 5 configuration. This provides you with 6TB of usable storage whilst still having redundancy in place. In regards to media streaming, the TS-451+ allows you to play 1080p videos and experience 7.1 channel audio directly from the NAS thanks to the HDMI port and bundled remote control. The remote really does make navigating menus and playing your content much easier.