Network-attached storage (NAS) are home servers at this point but the same question remains: which drives should you use inside one? Consumer-grade drives and those designed for server use come in ...

Here’s why you should consider adding a NAS drive to your home network and what you could use it for. Run apps and services 24/7. Mark Pickavance / Foundry. A NAS drive isn’t just for storage.

The best NAS drives come with significant storage capacity and hook into your home network to quickly transfer data to ... Easy-to-use, blazing fast NAS featuring two drive bays, two Gigabit ...

If you were looking for a NAS drive in the body of an external hard drive, the UnifyDrive UT2 is the device for you. ... It’s not just great for home use, either.

For a home install with, likely, a single-digit number of managed devices, I'd be surprised if running on even a low-end NAS with 1-2GB of RAM and an ARM CPU would be an issue. The Celeron in the ...

Many people also use their NAS drive as a kind of central media server for their home, perhaps streaming music and videos to a games console that is connected to their TV in the front room.

For the ultimate home server we’ve gone with the Seagate IronWolf 10TB drive, which although pricey provides a whopping 10TB of storage, and many NAS-specific benefits.

The expandable storage options provided by the DS925+ make it a great option for small businesses and home offices that need a fast, reliable network drive. However, Synology’s apps and ...

Assuming you’ve added in two 8TB drives to your NAS, your available storage will still be just short of 8TB since a 1:1 copy of your data is maintained on the other drive. But here’s the ...

Proof we’ve reached a tipping point with the use of these modules comes with two new products from Asustor. The Asustor Flashstor 12 Pro FS6712X and the Flashstor 6 FS6706T, which I’ll be ...