Asustor Flashtor 6 FS6706T 6 Bay Pure M.2 SSD NAS Network Storage Enclosure, Quad Core 2.0GHz, Six M.2 SSD Slots, Dual 2.5GbE Ports, 4GB RAM DDR4 (Diskless)

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Don't let the weird PS4 shape put you off, also the rather plasticky build. The device itself is super easy to use, from the installations of the NVME drives (toolless), and upgrading the memory. I upgraded mine to 16gb using some Crucial (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08C4WV6FT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1). The downloadable ASUSTOR Control Center app made installation of the NAS a breeze. The interface is snappy and quick on 16gb. The official heatsinks are a little overpriced (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CFTYRK3J?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) and should really have been included. I would recommend some sort of heatsinks for keep things cool. Just be careful if you intend to add NVME drives with existing heatsinks as they might too tall and may obstruct the cooling fan or worse still prevent you from putting the fixture plate back on. Across a 2.5gb link, I've managed to saturate the available bandwidth reliably and consistently. The app store although not the same level as QNAP or Synology, has some of the most common apps available, so not felt as though I missed out using ASUSTOR ADM. Overall, pleased with the device and as a Flash NAS is makes a compelling reason to ditch the mechanical equivalents, although it will be far more expensive to populate.

After receiving asustor. I ordered ssd from crucial. 1st ct 1000p 500ssd. It fitted perfectly in the slot but device did not work. After doing research I found this is not compatible and then I brought cr 1000 mx 500ssd1. This I confirmed from list in asustor of compatible ssd. This is again not compatible. Both ssd are waste of money. They are non refundable and useless for me now.

As far as I know, there are only two NAS on the market as of today that exclusively use nvme m.2 drives. The one I purchased holds 6 of them which I populated with 6 SK hynix Platinum P41 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen4 M.2 2280 drives. I've only set up a couple of NAS units in my, but this was by far the easiest. It walks you through it. In 15 minutes, I had it formatted as RAID 6 and on the network. Our Datto backup system had no problem finding the drive and backing it up to the cloud. Its light weight, quiet, small, fast, and pretty cool looking. It has what I would call a fairly standard NAS web interface. You can download software that will automatically detect it on the network and allows you to launch the interface. There are plenty of apps you can download to it to do just about anything you would want to do with a NAS. It had no problem recognizing my corporate Windows domain network and accessing all user accounts. The two 2.5gb ethernet ports is also a nice feature and if you want, you can bond the two ports as one ink aggregation port for a 5gb throughput. While the construction is plastic, that doesn't bother me. It was easy to open up to install the drives and upgrade the memory. I transferred about 200Gb of their files to it in about 15 minutes. If there is any downside to this setup was that we lost the ability to restore a previous version of a file because I haven't been able to figure out how to run a snapshot on it. Maybe I should have used a format other than NTFS. But it has the ability to restore a deleted file and with the regular cloud backups I feel safe. I've only had it for 5 days, so time will tell how well it holds up. But since I set it up, I haven't had to think about it and my Engineers seem happy with it. They use Inventor and SolidWorks and work on their drawings directly off of it. I can't wait for a version of this that support gen 5 drives.

Ho scelto l’Asustor Flashstor 6 FS6706T come soluzione NAS compatta e ad alte prestazioni, puntando su una configurazione completamente basata su SSD NVMe. L’esperienza complessiva è stata molto positiva fin dal primo avvio. Il sistema è pratico, silenzioso e semplice da configurare, con prestazioni elevate sia in lettura che in scrittura. Le due porte 2.5GbE permettono di sfruttarlo al meglio in una rete domestica evoluta, mentre il formato compatto lo rende facile da collocare anche in ambienti non dedicati. L’interfaccia di gestione è chiara e ben strutturata, adatta anche a chi non vuole perdere tempo in configurazioni complesse. Se proprio devo anticipare una pecca, va segnalato che supporta solo SSD NVMe Gen3 e non Gen4 o superiori, anche se nell’uso reale questo limite si sente poco. Un altro aspetto da considerare è l’assenza di un backup diretto di iCloud, ma questo è più legato alle limitazioni dell’ecosistema Apple che a una scelta di Asustor. Nel complesso è una soluzione eccellente per chi cerca un NAS veloce, moderno e basato su SSD, con un ottimo equilibrio tra prestazioni e semplicità.