Today’s tested NAS unit model has four swappable HDD bays and an internal cache SSD connector as well, full RAID functionality, 2x Gigabit Ethernet (which can be Link Aggregated), USB 3.0 and then a heap of software functionality that is...
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Tag: Thecus
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We review the N2810 from Thecus, a Linux powered NAS unit that is price competitive while offering proper performance. Armed with a dual-core Intel Celeron processor and 2GB of memory with the ability to upgrade, this unit rocks and offers...
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We review the all new N5810, this is a Linux based NAS unit from Thecus that is price competitive while offering great performance and features. Armed with an Intel Celeron quad-core 2.0 GHz based processor and 4GB of memory and...
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If you were paying attention, you may be asking yourself what the heck I am talking about. “I thought you said a there were only two flavors of Windows Storage Server 2012 R2, Workgroup and Standard.” Well, guess what my...
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Our review unit of the Thecus N2310 came in a fairly compact, brown corrugated cardboard box from the company’s American offices in California, USA. This means, unlike the N2560 my colleague Aaron Lai reviewed earlier this year, it was not...
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A lot has changed since we published our first NAS review with 10GbE support. We had two 10GbE capable NAS’ in at the same time, the QNAP TS-EC1279U-RP and the Thecus N8900. Both systems were 10GbE capable, that means they...
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Earlier this month i finished the entire Mass Effect trilogy for the 3rd time (leaving out the Wing Commander universe Mass Effect is my second most favorite one) and regardless of how much i try i still can’t figure out...
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When the Calgary Flames took to the ice last weekend, no one knew it would be a night to remember. Bob Hartley, the coach of the Calgary Flames, decided to throw out the fourth line as the starting line; stating...
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The Thecus N2310 Network Attached Storage Server is a product that is breaking new ground for the NAS market. Power to the people, NASes for the masses, whatever you want to call it, the N2310 is about driving the cost...
Read More...NAS units targeting home consumers have traditionally been underpowered in terms of hardware as well as firmware features. Low power, reduced cost and media-centric features are primary requirements in this area. Intel has traditionally been loath to participate in this...
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