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Asustor AS-5102T NAS review
Posted by: on: 04/30/2015 08:32 AM [
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A NAS unit armed with a smooth software DNA and priced competitive against the big guns in the industry like Qnap, Synology and Netgear; a year or two ago Asustor entered the market. We review the AS5102T NAS. We went blank into this review as we never had tested this brand before, but with very good hardware and an excellent software suite the AS5102T is not only a fast file server, it's also loaded with applications, streaming and HTPC functionality as well.
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DiceAir
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Posted on: 04/30/2015 10:36 AM
I must running older version as-604T in the office and amazing quality and performance. Wish you guys can review some of the AS70 series for some serious workload. They also added support for Virtualbox so you can run windows, mac and linux in the same box.
I must running older version as-604T in the office and amazing quality and performance. Wish you guys can review some of the AS70 series for some serious workload. They also added support for Virtualbox so you can run windows, mac and linux in the same box.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 04/30/2015 11:03 AM
Combine the X and Y axis and you'll understand.
Hilbert, the chart with data size conversion is a little strange. 1 KB = 1024 bytes, but why is 1 MB also 1024(1MB = 1024KB I presume)? Same with MB row and KB and GB columns.
Combine the X and Y axis and you'll understand.
stdavidchen
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Posted on: 04/30/2015 01:25 PM
I jumped directly to check the conclusion and 100 Mb/sec is really scaring me ....
Check back page of "NAS performance", I think it should be 100MB/sec, right?
With large files and a fast enough HDD over a Gigabit connection you will reach 100 Mb/sec on read and writes, likely even higher. So for this type of connection, really it can hardly go any faster.
I jumped directly to check the conclusion and 100 Mb/sec is really scaring me ....
Check back page of "NAS performance", I think it should be 100MB/sec, right?
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 04/30/2015 02:05 PM
Definitely, let me fix that.
Definitely, let me fix that.
shymi
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Posted on: 05/01/2015 09:39 AM
I see, so it's on purpose not unidirectional conversion in the whole table.
So for the KB row it is:
KB -> B
KB -> KB(1 here)
KB <- MB
KB <- GB
Need more coffee before posting. Sorry about the previous comment
Combine the X and Y axis and you'll understand.
I see, so it's on purpose not unidirectional conversion in the whole table.
So for the KB row it is:
KB -> B
KB -> KB(1 here)
KB <- MB
KB <- GB
Need more coffee before posting. Sorry about the previous comment
BLEH!
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Posted on: 05/01/2015 11:42 AM
Looks cool. How much is it, though? Couldn't see a price anywhere.
Looks cool. How much is it, though? Couldn't see a price anywhere.
TheSarge
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Posted on: 05/02/2015 03:47 AM
Wow, that is a serious little machine. I don't need anything like that but if I did then I might want this.
Wow, that is a serious little machine. I don't need anything like that but if I did then I might want this.
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Hilbert, the chart with data size conversion is a little strange. 1 KB = 1024 bytes, but why is 1 MB also 1024(1MB = 1024KB I presume)? Same with MB row and KB and GB columns.