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New Synology BeeStation BST170 Model with Intel x86 Architecture Leaked For those that have been a pinch concerned fo late that Synology was starting to move out of the Intel-powered home NAS market, there has seemingly been something of a flicker of good news appearing inadvertently on the...

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Hi all, Just FYI, Optane 1600X (118GB) is on sale for $59 USD, or $67 CND (if you're in Canada). While small, they're fantastic for SSD Cache, first off, they have the best random access speed across ALL SSDs, secondly, they do have POWER LOSS PROTECTION! Something that's only available in...

I have an old DS1010+ NAS (DSM 5.2-5967), I uninstalled the VideoStation by mistake and when I went to download it to install it again it does not exist. I need the videostation SPK for my NAS file to install it manually. Thanks

Hi all, What are thoughts on adding Intel Optane SSD which maxes out at 64GB as SSD cashe to my Synology DS920+? I know it's used a lot as cache for PCs, and supposedly has good endurance, as SSD endurance worries me with using it as Cache. My SSD analyzer so far is recommending 8GB of cache...

Hi there, My second NAS is a 918+ and I've been offered a good deal to trade it in and get a 923+ The benchmarks are quite limited but I'm guessing due to the newer architecure it will perform a lot better even if it has two less cores as it has hyper threading? Anyone made the switch and...

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I just got a 920+ and am curious how are people using 16GB RAM to increase it to 20GB total without causing issues?! Intel site clearly says it's MAX 8GB, in DUAL CHANNELS (4GB+4GB), wouldn't adding more RAM cause instability and other issues?! I just have never heard of adding more RAM than a...

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Hi there, Our RS2416 hit the Intel CPU bug a few months ago, and we revived it using this custom fix: (137) Reviving a failed Synology NAS (RS2416RP+ ) - YouTube My question is, can it be stable with that fix applied? anyone knows what exactly this 100Ohm resistor actually does? Thanks Alex

My boss asked me today to check why our 17 month old synology DS1019+ rebooted for absolutely no apparent reason last friday. I checked and checked everything and found nothing. In all logs at 09:04:58 it began to start up nothing happened prior to this. A quick google search yielded this...

A vulnerability allows local users to conduct denial-of-service attacks, obtain sensitive information, or conduct privilege escalation attacks via a susceptible version of DiskStation Manager (DSM). Continue reading... - - - Source: synology.com

Well, look like that c2000 bug was not enough, we now have a confirmed problem with LPC, RTC on selected CPUs: Intel Celeron N3350, J3355, J3455 and Pentium N4200 Linking a thread on the community forum, just because Syno staff is active in that discussion. Time will tell what will be decided...

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Just out of curiosity I've seen mention that if you migrate from an old NAS with 32-bit CPU to a 64-bit CPU then you'll be limiting the new NAS with remnants from the 32-bit architecture. Other than the underlying formatting of the disks being the same, when migrated the new NAS will install...

Well, after just over four years of sterling service, the clock signal flaw finally bit my trusty Synology DS1515+. The unit kept hanging whilst carrying out tasks, then dropping off the network. No answer to the Assistant, Web Finder nor Pings. The only solution was a long press of the power...