#Synology rackstation nzbget full

But if its low power consumption and footprint then they are ok devices. Pound for pound you could build a more powerful nas using proxmox and VM's if your linux box is already specced enough.

#Synology rackstation nzbget full

I havent used a syno box in a while and have had a mix of a full proxmox box running on a pc i rarely used to a pi 4 nas. Question i would ask is what spec is the emby linux box i.e cpu and ram, i used to be a synology fan and DSM software was great but when i last checked it, but the big downside i see with these consumer level nas is that they are severly underpowered for the money they cost. I guess what I'm asking is whether it's possible/desirable/worthwhile/advantages/disadvanges to move my Emby+Sonarr+NZBGET setup to a NAS? Duh!īeing a total NAS newcomer, it sounds like that's the way to go-and I just learned that Emby server will run on at least a 2-bay Synology! Because I don't know what I don't know yet-I guess I'm checking with you guys to see if-since it feels like there's a NAS in my future anyway-it would be 'better' or 'smarter' to move my Emby server to a new NAS-since it will be always-on anyway (unlike the current media server box that I typically only turn on at night to do my Sonarr-NZBGet-Emby-Roku thing).īased on only an hour or so of poking around, the first two devices that have crossed my radar are the Synology 2 Bay NAS DiskStation DS220+ (Diskless) or QNAP TS-251D-2G 2 Bay Home NAS with Intel Celeron J4005 CPU and One 1GbE Port

I just occurred to me how nice it would be to be able to access all of my data (mostly on the WIN10 & iMac) from any and all of my devices. I have a 5 or 6 computers/devices I'm currently using ( Win 10 PC, 2 iMacs (1 old, 1 new coming soon to replace it), an Arch Linux box (where Emby server currently lives, and where I have a NZBGet + Sonarr setup), a Raspberry Pi-4 (running Pi-Hole), and a laptop (Dual-boot Win10/Manjaro). This kind of feels like a general question to start, which is why I'm posting it in here-let me know if I should continue the conversation in a different forum.