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Alphane Moon@lemmy.worldM to Hardware@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 day ago

Synology is selling outdated "proprietary" NAS SSDs at unrealistically high prices

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Synology is selling outdated "proprietary" NAS SSDs at unrealistically high prices

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Alphane Moon@lemmy.worldM to Hardware@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 day ago
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Synology recently started selling a new line of branded NVMe SSDs designed to "supercharge" its latest DiskStation Manager NAS models. The SNV5420 series comes in three capacities,...
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    Synology: we used to make a good product that people liked, but we have decided to enshitify it in the hopes of more profits.

    Synology next year: why have all of our customers switched to various linux server solutions (small customers), cloud solutions (big customers), and other brands (big customers)?

    I would definitely recommend against them at this point.

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      I own one and would agree, considering all of their recent antics. Do you have a suggestion for a good NAS that doesn’t support a 3.5” form factor? I want a small, silent, energy efficient NAS, using either 2.5” or NVMe M.2 SSD’s.

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        I can’t recommend it because I don’t own one but I’ve been looking at this.

        Beelink me mini

        6 m.2 slots with dual 2.5 gbps running on an n150 for 200 bucks. And it has a 64 gig emmc so you don’t have to load the OS onto any of the storage drives.

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        I am sure there are a ton of people on here woth more experience than me, but I have been looking at this for my home network:

        https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-twin-lake-n150-dual-system-4-bay-nas-mini-pc-nucbox-g9?variant=b97e57f2-ce1f-4112-bcfd-415d30d18325&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21903514922

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        https://www.qnap.com/en-us/product/ts-h1290fx

        There are other models too if this is too much hardware

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          That’s like… $7000.

          I really want to come up with a use case to justify it though. That thing is a beast.

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            Lol for sure, there are other offerings too, just threw out the first thing I thought of.

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