DXP4800 Plus

I never used UGOS. I’m sure it’s fine but TrueNAS has been extremely good on my DXP4800+.

Im using a Ugreen DXP4800+ and the noise levels are fine. Its running 4x4tb drives. Sure it's noisy from time to time when copying data and more than a couple of people are using it but it's mostly silent with the disks on powersave. The key here is to use an m.2 drive to host Docker and its contain

I’d avoid Synology, they’ve been causing quite the controversy lately. UGreen has some nice pre built NAS in 2/4/6/8 bay models that let you install any OS you want, including TrueNAS. They have a 4 bay model and another 4 bay with 10Gbe. DXP4800 and DXP4800 Plus. Base model is Intel n100 CPU with 3

Let's simplify things for you here: For NAS, get yourself a UGreen DXP4800 Plus or Pro. This will have all the CPU processing and video transcending chops that you will crave. It also comes with a 10Gbe port for faster network connectivity. Then for storage, start off with Qty: 2 of 16TB HDDs and se

You can get a proper NAS for your money, an all in one package if you like. Look for UGREEN NASync DXP4800 Plus or simmilar.

IKR! Funny enough thats what I was going in there to get, the DXP 2800, and they were the same price. I was like wait, what… I’ll take the DXP4800 Plus instead lol. 😂

Nearly identical setup here except it's the DXP4800 Plus. Works like a dream.

The DXP4800+ was my first step into the world of NAS having moved from countless external USB drives and a Win11 storage space. I too had mine sitting on my desk and the noise from the drives was not distracting, even though I am using Seagate Iron Wolf Pro drives - some of the noisiest. I quickly l

Congratulations - even the Pro Version. Great future proof pick! Out of the box my DXP 4800 Plus was very loud when hard disk was working. You can add some rubber (or silicon feet) on the bottom - https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CVHCXYK3 Replace the Fan with a Noctua - https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07655KF5C

I’m running a DXP4800 Plus fully built out, so here’s some real-world feedback. Drives: 12TB is a solid starting point, but if budget allows, bigger drives age better. I’m running 4×24TB WD Red Pro and noise/heat are totally manageable with the stock chassis (I did swap to a quieter fan). In practic