Your Own Private Network Attached Storage Solution by UGREEN
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2024
- Your Own Private Network Attached Storage Solution by UGREEN
Today we take a look at the DXP480t PLUS by Ugreen, its a brand new NAS from a major company that has been around for years and not they are getting into build network attached storage devices.
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Excellent video, this is the way to go. People are putting their private Photos, Documents etc in the cloud on somebody else's Computers. Give your head a shake folks.... I have been using a NAS with hard drives for years.
Be way to keep your data
I did a budget "NAS" making use of the USB port on my router with an SSD. It has been a joy to make use of features that have grown with devices. I use as an "accessible" "cloud/NAS" for a handful of shows/movies, and I am considering increasing its volume. There is concern about SMB versions/compatibility, but I'm making risky (?) use of what I have.
Yes great idea. Just way to easy and cost effective for all these youtubers that are get free stuff
sure thing. Free USB port is all you typically need in you home router. You should check however the maximal volume and maximal number of the volumes supported by your router. It might be just 4 TB or so. SMB support is also typically included in this router NAS
a new amazing video again, bro ur good at youtube !
Good Work ! 👍👍❤
Thanks 😁
excellent video, thanks for sharing and giving an honest and well-explained review...! Great must watch video
Glad it was helpful!
Great review as always,thanks
Thanks for watching!
I quite like that UI. looks clean
I think it will only get better
NAS very nice. Thanks for the video explanation excellent 😊
So nice of you
everything looks nice until you look at the price of NAS storage devices.
Then you might think that USB storage device is a good alternative to it, you can connect it to your router or PC.
NAS is good if you need high performance, and are ready to spend quite a significant bunch of bucks for it
NAS are not cheap, but far better than a hard drive plugged in your router with no raid.
Neat little unit. Definitely something to consider at some point, very much dependent on where I can run ethernet cables. Set up exactly as you have it, it would be equivalent to my Seagate external HDD and probably a good deal more reliable. I hadn't heard of Ugreen till the other week. Someone recommended one of their bluetooth dongles for getting a Switch Pro controller to work in Steam. The model of dongle wasn't listed on their site, but, the driver was! They seem a lot better company than I thought. Interesting that there's an Intel processor in there, the chipset for my dongle is by Barrot, I don't know if that's what'll be on the board for the NAS though.
Thanks
What about speed testing the NAS??? And Preformance of the device?
It looks very much like a NUC PC. It would be an interesting video if you would you pair this with a NUC via Thunderbolt. Maybe as a tiny Plex server?
Seems like a nice compact project. But with the cost and limited countries to ship to it rules me out ATM. QNAPs had something similar out for a while now (TBS-464 although more expensive and probably lower spec'ed).
Bleeding edge stuff costs money
Now I don't have the use for a NAS setup but if I did this would be a really nice one as it's compact and really nicely manufactured plus it is Intel based as I am not a real fan of AMD CPU's. Mind you it is on the other hand quite expensive eh?
they are not particularly expensive. It's just ALL NAS aren't cheap. They usually target at small business/corps, where money are just numbers. For your own needs it's of course would be much better alternative to make your own DIY NAS
Very nice. What is the life expectency of an NVME storage stick?
varies greatly depending on usage. You can estimate it. The storage stick has guaranteed data written, and you should know how many data you write daily. Divide these two numbers to get an estimated life expectancy
@user-od4gs3iu4t I was lazy, I'm seeing 5 to 10 years. If this is true, I'd probably go for JBOD as I'm an average PC user
@@JonMotivationalRend I did some calcs to see how long the specified 4*1TB sticks will last if used to the max 10Gbit/s write speed limited by LAN.
I got 1 month. It will be more for drives with higher capacity, and lower write speed. I think it's a clear demonstration that SSD are rather good for speed, and not very good for storage, unless you are OK to replace them regularly in your NAS if used under heavy load
I've got several old (unused) laptop computers, cam they be used as NAS?
however I would like to point out that if you want to build DIY NAS, the first questions that you should ask yourself, are:
1. What do I need it for? What is NOT OK with my current data storage/backup/synchronization configuration?
2. How fast it should be?
3.Which kind of RAID, and do I need it at all?
4. Finances for it?
@@user-od4gs3iu4t - Thank you. I really have no need for one, I just hate having my old laptops sitting around doing nothing. One thing I might do is to use them as digital picture frames.
@@goofyrulez7914 no problem. I see that yt doesn't like some of my comments, but I guess you have already some plans and ideas. You may want to start with installing some Linux or FreeBSD distributive on your old laptop to get better idea about these systems, to learn it and possibly use it for some tasks, like using it as a server, firewall, Pi Hole or similar useful tasks
Hi Brian can you do me Infomation and videos on urgent please
When this becomes public and they offer a package with drives in it, shut up and take my money!
Its a very nice NAS
Only ships Germany or USA really what’s the point
early access, will be more country's soon I hope
To bad only first 2 NVMe's are gen 4 ...., while the last two only gen 3....
hey bro, wsp
hey
Wow, the software almost looks like a 1:1 copy of synologys DSM
$5,840,096 pledged for a $20,000 goal....yeah....NOPE!!!...and they have the GALL to charge $519.00 and call it a 35% off of MSRP of $799.99. Thanks, but I'll stick with my Asustor Lockerstor AS6706T that cost me around $800, has 6 drive bays and 4-M.2 slots which can be used as storage or buffer space...oh and to boot, accommodates 64GB of addressable RAM...higher than what Asustor initially spec'd.
Asustor Lockerstor AS6706T has Celeron N5105, 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet ports, DDR4-2933 is $809.00
Dude, the UGreen NAS has better overall specs than your Asustor. I own an enterprise class Synology NAS that cost $1500 and I still got tempted and backed both the 8-bay and 6-bay UGreen NAS'es 'coz of how good the hardware specs are--i5 1235u CPU, dual 10GbE ports, dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, pcie expansion, and even a front SD-card reader port. You can also install a 3rd party OS like TrueNAS or unRAID and still be covered by the hardware warranty. There is a reason why so many of us funded this Kickstarter. 😘
Ugreen got long way might be years till they decide to ship outside usa and Germany
This is a good youtube channel but he likes to propagate chinese companies !!