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Synology DiskStation DS1621+ 6-Bay NAS Enclosure Expired
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- DiskStation DS1621+ 6-Bay NAS Enclosure
- Accessory Pack
- AC Power Cord
- 2x RJ-45 LAN Cable
- Quick Installation Guide
- CPU: AMD Ryzen Quad-core 2.2 GHz
- Cache Acceleration: Dual M.2 2280 slots for NVMe Cache
- Performance: 110K, 174% higher 4K random read IOPS
- Scalability: Expand up to 16 drives with two DX517 expansion units
- 2x M.2 NVMe10GbE support
- Storage Expansion
- Fully certified storage virtualization solutions
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QA note: Temporarily On Backorder. Although this item is temporarily on Backorder, you can order it now and it will ship as soon as it arrives.
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$680 + free s/h after promo code SYNCAM15
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https://nascompares.com/2021/03/1...1-edition/
Per this - no support for hardware transcoding.
Some other links I've found particularly useful:
CPUs: https://www.synology.co
Max Storage Size: https://www.synology.co
Hybrid RAID calculator: https://www.synology.co
I've been hunting for a used NAS for the past month and while I'd love to save a few hundred vs new, it seems that the newer NAS' are way better than the yesteryear ones. Anything 4-bays or bigger tends to hold their value quite well on the used market as well - at least in the case of Synology - which I prefer for their hybrid raid.
For a noob like me, after all of my hunting, I've decided on the 920+ just for the simplicity of it all.
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Yes, I think I'll be able to move them exactly as you mentioned. I know that as long as you keep the same HDD order, this should work.
Would love to hear other options in case I'm wrong.
Any converters,adapters?
You wouldn't be able to add to a RAID0 volume, but you could add 2 drives into a separate volume running SHR (synology hybrid raid, essentially RAID1 or RAID5) and then add the existing drives into that new volume. If you need to keep the files on the RAID0, you'd have to transfer the files from the RAID0 volume to the new SHR volume and then add the drives from the RAID0 volume into the new SHR volume after you've moved the data.
If you start from SHR (RAID1 with 2 drives, RAID5 with 4+) expanding by adding more drives or upsizing the current drives is effortless.
Where did you see this, if you don't mind?
If you're DIY, you can obviously go a lot further, but the cost is going to creep up to about the same. And then there's the time factor of DIY.
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Not sure it's worth the upgrade for people happy with their 1618.
If you're DIY, you can obviously go a lot further, but the cost is going to creep up to about the same. And then there's the time factor of DIY.
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What is the best ram upgrade for this? It seems that it has 4gb preinstalled. Is it soldered or removable? Just add +4gb or more?