ASUSTOR FS6706T - 6x BAY NVMe SSD NAS

Even with almost 20 minutes, I haven't covered everything for ASUSTOR FLASHSTOR 6 FS6706T which is a 6x bay NVMe SSD NAS. But without a doubt, loads of information to take in including tutorial, setup, installation, details, specifications, thermals and much more. For the NVMe SSDs I have used 5x Apacer NAS SSD Endurance PP3348 Gen3x4 2TB and 1x Apacer NAS SSD Endurance PP3348 Gen3x4 1TB. Check it out!

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[JakeB.-ojdd]

Our MSP relies on Asustor for reliable storage and Thirdlane Multi Tenant for flexible VoIP comms

[Zonker]

Was really hoping after you mentioned the 8TB NVMe drives that we'd see how it dealt with that kind of heat... only reason I watched, but just 1TB and 2TB drives used.

[muhammedsaqibazam]

Great, can we use it for my office 24/7 running time?

[carljv]

with the ever growing demand for more storage. 48TB is too small for a home server in today's world especially if you bring in raid protection. maybe if it was a 100TB then you could get to a descend protected 60TB server.

[jmespoii]

Questions:

Considering you are using all six slots configured for data and Asustor recommends using one slot for the boot process. What are you using for the boot?

I am considering this for my environment. I currently have a WD NAS and data on it, including movie videos up to 1080p and wireless, it streams well. I understand the celeron processor used is not quite a higher end one. I'm in the process of converting the 4K videos to store on a NAS. Do you feel this system and its processor can handle the streaming of those files?

[mani]

Is 6bay good enough for plex or jellyfin in terms of hardware acceleration/transcoding.

[RayuDemon]

nice NAS but sadly its 450$ with Intel Celeron N5105 and 4g of ram for 6 bays model

[bobbymoss]

Hilarious. A single 8TB M.2 will cost more than the NAS itself, some at 2x the cost.