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TerraMaster F2-210 2-Bay NAS Quad Core Network Attached Storage $119.95 + FS
Newegg
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- An affordable, high-performance 2-bay NAS optimized for home and SOHO users, running the latest TOS 4.0.x operating system.
- ARM v8 quad-core 1.4GHz CPU with 1 GB RAM (not upgradeable), blazingly fast read/write speeds of more than 114 MB/s(RAID 0, WD Red 4TB x 2).
- Supports Emby and Plex media servers,which keep your videos, music, and photos personal media beautifully organized,always ready for on-demand streaming to your PC, mobile device, smart TV, or games console.
- Compatible with 3.5" and 2.5" SATA HDD, 2.5" SATA SSD. Each bay supports the HDD up to 16TB (Total of 32TB in RAID 0).
- Supports Docker, cloud drive sync, multiple backups, remote access and mobile app. Dozens of free applications;Ultra-quiet heat dissipation technology
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- An affordable, high-performance 2-bay NAS optimized for home and SOHO users, running the latest TOS 4.0.x operating system.
- ARM v8 quad-core 1.4GHz CPU with 1 GB RAM (not upgradeable), blazingly fast read/write speeds of more than 114 MB/s(RAID 0, WD Red 4TB x 2).
- Supports Emby and Plex media servers,which keep your videos, music, and photos personal media beautifully organized,always ready for on-demand streaming to your PC, mobile device, smart TV, or games console.
- Compatible with 3.5" and 2.5" SATA HDD, 2.5" SATA SSD. Each bay supports the HDD up to 16TB (Total of 32TB in RAID 0).
- Supports Docker, cloud drive sync, multiple backups, remote access and mobile app. Dozens of free applications;Ultra-quiet heat dissipation technology
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otherwise 2-disk is adequate for beginners or music server [def NOT budget/economical builds] -- as far as space is concerned (e.g. w any RAID 5 config/protection)
I've never had a NAS, but I have several USB enclosures. I had a 4-bay USB enclosure go bad the other day, so I was looking for a replacement. This NAS has more capability and is cheaper than most of the options I was considering so I'll give it a try. If I can seamlessly direct connect to my server or otherwise mount with the same drive letters I was using with minimal fuss than it's more than worth it to me.
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