Offer valid for a limited time only / while supplies last.
The DS923+ is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the DS923+ 4-Bay is $120 lower than the next best available comparable prices starting from $599.99. -SaltyOne
Designed as an efficient one-stop solution for all your data storage needs, the DiskStation DS223j 2-Bay NAS Enclosure from Synology lets you create a private cloud to protect your files, share your data across several devices, store security footage with intelligent video surveillance tools, and more. It is equipped with two drive bays that are capable of natively supporting 3.5" SATA hard drives, as well as 2.5" SATA hard drives and SSDs.
Product SKU:
1774147
1gb_of_ddr4_ram:
1 x Gigabit Ethernet Port
2_x_3525_sata_hddssd_drive_bays:
1.7 GHz Realtek RTD1619B Quad-Core
box_dimensions_lxwxh:
11.4 x 11.3 x 4.8"
certifications:
RoHS
cooling:
1x 92 mm Fan
cpu:
Quad-Core: Up to 1.7 GHz
dimensions:
8.9 x 6.5 x 3.9" / 225.5 x 165 x 100 mm
form_factor:
Desktop
hot-swap_support:
No
input_power:
100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
inputsoutputs:
1x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet2x USB-A 3.0 / 3.1/3.2 Gen 1
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DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
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From mackdack that I always use for reference :
DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
I'm a NAS newbie - I bought the DS224+ from Microcenter a few weeks ago, and put 2 of the 12TB refurbs ($75 each) into it. The synology software really is worth the extra money to buy these, vs any cheaper alternatives. If you are considering getting one, just do it, HIGHLY recommended.
I'm a NAS newbie - I bought the DS224+ from Microcenter a few weeks ago, and put 2 of the 12TB refurbs ($75 each) into it. The synology software really is worth the extra money to buy these, vs any cheaper alternatives. If you are considering getting one, just do it, HIGHLY recommended.
DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
For non-Plex users , most of the NAS are fine.
Can any of these models, including the TS-464, support simultaneous playback of three to five 4K videos?
Additionally, how smooth is the process of dragging the video slider to search for timestamps?
Does it perform similarly to a local hard drive?
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DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
For non-Plex users , most of the NAS are fine.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank rattlingabhi
DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
For non-Plex users , most of the NAS are fine.
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DS224+ (also 920+, 423+, 220+, 720+, 1520+) supports 4k transcoding with inbuilt GPU (rest Synology does not or very incapable). Adding RAM also help in overall performance. DS224+ is Value buy for first time Plex users (add more RAM to make it 6GB . RAMs are very inexpensive )
QNAP TS-464 has everything you need for Plex but little expensive.
FYI: 4k transcoding is mostly needed when you want to play your Plex content on mobile/ipad (assuming you have plex pass). On home TV, you rarely need 4k transcoding.
For non-Plex users , most of the NAS are fine.
Additionally, how smooth is the process of dragging the video slider to search for timestamps?
Does it perform similarly to a local hard drive?
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