Hey everyone! Marco here! Thank you again to Gear Seekers for taking another look at one of our NAS devices! We saw Gear Seekers at Computex and caught them peeking and seeking at the Flashstor series and offered to send them one for a review! We love all types of feedback on our products, whether they may be comments, questions, criticism and of course, praise! Feel free to reply to us and I will get back to you with an answer! Thank you again and thank you Gear Seekers!
@@tokyojerry Hi there. It would really help me if you could repost the comment here because I don't have Ctrl-F capabilities on the RUclips for Android app and that posting here can help people when they visit the video and see the comments and answers in an easy-to-view thread.
@@ASUSTOR_YT Sure. Here is my comment/ inquiry with regard to Flashstor FS6706T. " I have a 4TB x4 RAID5 already installed. I decided to add two more SSDs and create a new RAID0 (striped) volume. The Volume creates and displays good in Storage Manager. HOWEVER, in File Explorer the new Volume2 does not display. Why? "
@@ASUSTOR_YT Sure. Here is my comment/inquiry with regard to Flashstor FS6706T: " I have a 4TB x4 RAID5 already installed. I decided to add two more SSDs and create a new RAID0 (striped) volume. The Volume creates and displays good in Storage Manager. HOWEVER, in File Explorer the new Volume2 does not display. Why? "
@@tokyojerry Ah that's really easy. I've actually spoken to the boss about this issue already and it's in the works. You're supposed to go to Access Control and set up a shared folder on Volume 2. About three weeks ago, I asked the boss to add a popup when creating a volume to remind customers that a shared folder must be created as I thought this might help people. Looks like I am right.
2:13 We used the USB port because it's perfect. It is durable, it slides in and out effortlessly and PWM is also four pins. It just works. It's completely passive.
@@DNKR88 Hi there! It's an R128010BU 80 mm fan with a 10 mm thickness. 12 V and 0.35A. I am very much aware that Noctua has quite the reputation but we do use industrial-grade fans to try to get the maximum amount of both cooling and silence. We're not aware of any fans from Noctua or BeQuiet that are able to satisfy the requirements. We won't stop you though.
Yep. It's me. Thank you for your words! Business is business though and I hold myself to a high standard that I believe even Gamers Nexus would approve of. I never interfere with the editorial direction or tell the youtuber what to say. My promise is to do right by the customer and fix any and all problems that surface.
interesting storage device also its been a while since i checked this sorta thing out but the amount of downloadable software from asustor is pretty big, anyway great job guys another banager
They need to address the overheat issue, cpu idle at 70c, 100c under load, SSD 60c idle and 70c under load. The unit won't last long, NVMEs started to die one by one after a few months due to heat and design flaw.
Tests show that a 2TB consumer-grade SSD can last more than 10 years with moderate recording. I doubt anyone is capable of rewriting a disc every day. The KC3000 1TB test has not yet completed. The manufacturer specifies 800TBW. The disc has already been rewritten 1300 times. And it still works.
Well what was your connection? Sister advertises over 1,000 Mbps write with a raid 5 and 10gbe network. No review I’ve seen can get this number. No one seems to even care on how to get this number. Asustor will not give the exact details on how they got those numbers. So something seems really shady in my opinion. Someone should easily be able to get 1,000 if it’s advertised. The only thing they say is that it’s in raid 5. Shady information.
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Hey everyone! Marco here! Thank you again to Gear Seekers for taking another look at one of our NAS devices! We saw Gear Seekers at Computex and caught them peeking and seeking at the Flashstor series and offered to send them one for a review! We love all types of feedback on our products, whether they may be comments, questions, criticism and of course, praise! Feel free to reply to us and I will get back to you with an answer! Thank you again and thank you Gear Seekers!
Good. Can you please take note of the comment I just posted a short while ago (@JerrySuppan) and provide some advice? Thanks.
@@tokyojerry Hi there. It would really help me if you could repost the comment here because I don't have Ctrl-F capabilities on the RUclips for Android app and that posting here can help people when they visit the video and see the comments and answers in an easy-to-view thread.
@@ASUSTOR_YT Sure. Here is my comment/ inquiry with regard to Flashstor FS6706T.
" I have a 4TB x4 RAID5 already installed. I decided to add two more SSDs and create a new RAID0 (striped) volume. The Volume creates and displays good in Storage Manager. HOWEVER, in File Explorer the new Volume2 does not display. Why? "
@@ASUSTOR_YT Sure. Here is my comment/inquiry with regard to Flashstor FS6706T:
" I have a 4TB x4 RAID5 already installed. I decided to add two more SSDs and create a new RAID0 (striped) volume. The Volume creates and displays good in Storage Manager. HOWEVER, in File Explorer the new Volume2 does not display. Why? "
@@tokyojerry Ah that's really easy. I've actually spoken to the boss about this issue already and it's in the works. You're supposed to go to Access Control and set up a shared folder on Volume 2. About three weeks ago, I asked the boss to add a popup when creating a volume to remind customers that a shared folder must be created as I thought this might help people. Looks like I am right.
2:13 We used the USB port because it's perfect. It is durable, it slides in and out effortlessly and PWM is also four pins. It just works. It's completely passive.
Is it possible to replace the fan yourself with a quieter and more expensive one? Noctua/BeQuiet or other.
What size and voltage is suitable?
@@DNKR88 Hi there! It's an R128010BU 80 mm fan with a 10 mm thickness. 12 V and 0.35A. I am very much aware that Noctua has quite the reputation but we do use industrial-grade fans to try to get the maximum amount of both cooling and silence. We're not aware of any fans from Noctua or BeQuiet that are able to satisfy the requirements. We won't stop you though.
Once 8tb nvme drives become affordable, these types of Nas boxes will be very interesting
Banger of a video fams. Looks like an interesting device, keep up the hard work
Always wondered why nobody made a cool nas just for SSD.
This is so exciting coz nvme 3rd gen is soo cheap now! :)
Nice job branching out into more varied types of content!!
I'm assuming the OG Beef Noodle Hunter (A.K.A. Marco) had something to do with this. He's straight top tier. Great video, you guys!
Yep. It's me. Thank you for your words! Business is business though and I hold myself to a high standard that I believe even Gamers Nexus would approve of. I never interfere with the editorial direction or tell the youtuber what to say. My promise is to do right by the customer and fix any and all problems that surface.
interesting storage device also its been a while since i checked this sorta thing out but the amount of downloadable software from asustor is pretty big, anyway great job guys another banager
I want this!!! My old WD MYCLOUDEX2ULTRA is slow and only a 2 drive capacity.
They need to address the overheat issue, cpu idle at 70c, 100c under load, SSD 60c idle and 70c under load. The unit won't last long, NVMEs started to die one by one after a few months due to heat and design flaw.
What about power consumption, especially if just at idle? Could be important for off-grid people, Vanlife etc.
hmm.. what a great storage system. cheers.
Before you even showed the PS4 I thought it looked like a playstation!
"multiplexer" in your accent is so delicious
NVMe is still not cheap enough for home user NAS. Especially the high TBW drives. Cool product though.
Tests show that a 2TB consumer-grade SSD can last more than 10 years with moderate recording. I doubt anyone is capable of rewriting a disc every day.
The KC3000 1TB test has not yet completed. The manufacturer specifies 800TBW. The disc has already been rewritten 1300 times. And it still works.
I would prefer 6 drives or less, with better transfer rates. Smaller device, less heat. And a rectangular, simple design, please.
We do have a six bay version. It's called the Flashstor 6. It is also cheaper.
But can you game on it ??
Got to figure out how to rack mount mine.
Well what was your connection? Sister advertises over 1,000 Mbps write with a raid 5 and 10gbe network. No review I’ve seen can get this number. No one seems to even care on how to get this number. Asustor will not give the exact details on how they got those numbers. So something seems really shady in my opinion. Someone should easily be able to get 1,000 if it’s advertised. The only thing they say is that it’s in raid 5. Shady information.
Sure looks like a ps4 slim
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