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1. #BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 INSTALL#
2. #BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 HD MEDIA#
3. #BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 PC#

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#BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 HD MEDIA#

I play these back to the TV through a wired connection to a Western Digital WDTV Live HD media player. So far I've used 2.5TB with all my DVDs on there in uncompressed MKV format. I've got 4 x 1.5TB drives in RAID5 configuration, giving me about 4.5TB space. I decided that I wanted to put all my DVDs (400+), photos and music on it and stream it around the house.

#BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 PC#

I hardly use my old desktop PC these days. Whichever way you decide to go, getting a NAS and connecting it to a wireless N router will the best way forward and you'll wonder why you didn't do it earlier. After three weeks of research, plus hands-on testing of a half-dozen finalists, we found that the QNAP TS-251 is the best network-attached storage device (NAS) for people who. They come in capacities between 1 to 12TB, with higher capacity drives offering the same reliability but better performance. The Seagate IronWolf is a range of drives by Seagate built for use in consumer-level NAS devices.

#BEST NAS FOR HOME USE 2011 INSTALL#

That’s sufficient memory to install a few applications and have them perform well. Seagate IronWolf see on Amazon from 59.99. At the time, it was perfect for my Windows 7 and Windows 8 machines especially with the automated client. of private cloud storage (network attached storage) and video surveillance. which comes with all the basic features one could expect in a nas for home surveillance. Yeah I’m one of the nerds that used (and still does) Windows Home Server 2011. was established via direct investment from. However, if you don’t want to spend more time on filtering and finding which one is good nas for home surveillance, then you should absolutely go for our Top list of the winner. The F2-210 uses the popular Realtek RTD1296 chip that can transcode 4K video and 1GB of DDR3L RAM. This list is undoubtedly the best nas for home surveillance available in the market today. A couple of years ago when I started looking they were faster than the Synology ones, but also quite a bit more expensive and I was on a budget. Accordingly, the TerraMaster F2-210 has plenty to offer for those wanting a robust home NAS on a budget.

The key thing is to take it one step at a time and get comfortable with that before adding more whistles and bells.Īs a couple of the others have said, Q-Nap systems are also very good. Don't be too put off by the jargon, the basic setup is quite straightforward and there's a good support from their forum. This is the updated version of the one that I have - very good piece of kit.

Thanks both, though pugwash a lot of what you have said in your reply I have no idea what it means at all