Synology now also has a RAID mode capable of using drives of different sizes, they call it SHR (Synology Hybrid Raid) and works similar to Drobo BeyondRAID.

Read our review on MIGRATING FROM GOOGLE WORKSPACE TO SYNOLOGY MAILPLUS if you’re actively looking for an alternative to Google. And if you missed our review on setting up Plex on a Synology NAS, head over to https://technoyard.com/2021/09/17/setting-up-a-plex-server-on-synology-nas/ which guides you all the way through. Performance on these bays will comfortably saturate an external 10GbE connection (see gif below using two M.2 NVMes below tested with AJA externally over 10GbE). This is going to be useful for those that were concerned that 2x SATA HDDs or SSDs would struggle to saturate the 1,000MB/s bandwidth offered by the 10G upgrade. However, the full bandwidth afforded by the use of these bays in a storage pool is a little less clear than many would like.Both the DS723+ and DS224+ are constructed of plastic desktop compact chassis, thereby reducing power consumption, noise and heat generated

This is a point that will appeal to a very specific % of NAS buyers, but the D723+ NAS arrives in the same 2-Bay Diskstation chassis as the DS720+ and DS718+ before it (with tweaks here or there), which was very low impact in it’s design. What I mean by that is that it is quite a compact casing that is very easy to deploy, very well-ventilated on almost all sides (even the official logos on either side are ventilation panels) and is surprisingly low noise when in operation. The DS723+ has a single rear active fan and is a low-noise fan too. The huge amount of ventilation that passes over the internal heatsinks (no internal CPU fans or a PSU fan, as that is external) is assisted by the copious ventilation and the result is a NAS that has had alot of time in R&D to balance between internal system temps in 24×7 operation AND having low ambient noise/space impact to the end user. HERE is my noise testing of the Synology DS920+ NAS (using a similar chassis, but in 2 bays) using different kinds of HDD and SSD media to show the noise levels that were hit. Die Synology DiskStation DS224+ bietet unkomplizierte Datenfreigabe, Videoübertragung und Fotoindizierung und zahlreiche Optionen zum Schutz und zur Wiederherstellung von Daten. Optional 2x 5 Bay enclosure (should only be used as it's own, separate volume) for a total of 15 drives of storage. Both can Stream 1080p HD or 4K media, with superior performance natively and mid-range performance in Plex

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También se puede instalar servidor de PHP desde la versión 7.1 a la 8.0.17), con la posibilidad de hospedar varios sitios web simultáneamente (se pueden instalar gestores de contenido como "Joomla" o "Wordpress"), así como blogs; The DS723+ NAS featuring ECC memory DOES mean that official Synology memory upgrades are going to be more expensive, but the RRP of the DS723+ NAS (with the original 2GB of ECC Memory) already arrives at a very, very similar price point to its predecessor’s RRP when they were released, so any extra cost down the line is optional. Even today with Synology you have to specify manually if and how you want to add a drive to a storage pool, and how you want a volume on one of these pools, and then define your shares. What can I say, we all know why we consider Synology. They are basically the "Apple" of the NAS space. The new server is very similar to the DS923+ in processing power and hardware specs, as you will note in the table below. Synoloyg DS723+ vs DS923+: Hardware specicications

PCIe add-in cards, expansion units, and storage drives are sold separately. Refer to the compatibility list for compatible devices. Both the DS224+ and DS723+ use and can be accessed equally by a multitude of mobile applications such as DS File, DS Video, DS Photo, DSCam and DS Music that are created by and constantly improved by Synology. I can state that we are no longer a Synology client. We are in the process of moving all our current and future business over to QNAP !!!! While there are drives and devices (and cars) that can reach a 20year lifetime, certainly not all can or will.

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Based on internal processor benchmarks between DS923+ and the prior-gen DS920+. Actual performance may vary depending on hardware and software configuration, workload, and testing environment. Another one of the expectations of the expandable 2-Bay diskstation hardware that the DS723+ goes ahead and smashes is in the area of Memory. Previous generations of this series have arrived with 2GB of Memory which can be upgraded to 6GB of memory (in some cases, with the initial 2GB of memory being soldered to the main controller board). The DS723+ NAS makes a couple of significant changes by providing the same amount of memory at 2GB (which is a little disappointing), BUT it can support upto 32GB of memory across two SODIMM slots! that is more than FIVE TIMES the maximum of any other system in the series’ history and that is going to allow ALOT of apps to stretch their muscles a bit with that much RAM to share out!