Re: Possible NAS bay for me
Readynas devices are pretty good, I have the ultra 4 but not sure about that line mate.
Re: Possible NAS bay for me
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evilsatan
Readynas devices are pretty good, I have the ultra 4 but not sure about that line mate.
I had a synology up until recently that was a good piece of kit.
This is going to set me back £10 so might just take a punt anyway
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Re: Possible NAS bay for me
£10 to put all your photos on :-S
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£10.. You will piss that away at lunch time! I would be snapping his hands off, even if it was only to utilise it as extra insulation in the loft!
Also, when akimba says 'photos' - he means video rips from youjizz.com
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akimba
£10 to put all your photos on :-S
So it's not a proper NAS bay then??
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Googling it brings up Netgear's site, Wikipedia, then this thread.
Followed by a review page that pummels it's usefulness into the ground.
http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews94458.html
Might just be a tenner, but maybe a tenner best spent elsewhere. Not my opinion, but the opinion of others with experience of it.
Plus, being that it's 8 years since release, I'm sure there are a lot better alternatives available (may not even be properly compatible with Windows 7).
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Synology kit is wicked too, I supplied 2 Synology NAS drives probably about 3 years ago and they still support it with the newer versions of the OS. I believe Qnap is basically the same but more expensive. Microservers are good too.