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Guru3D.com » News » Review: Asustor AS4004T 10 Gigabit Consumer NAS

Review: Asustor AS4004T 10 Gigabit Consumer NAS

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/28/2018 11:08 AM | source: | 8 comment(s)
Review: Asustor AS4004T 10 Gigabit Consumer NAS

Slowly but steadily Multi Gig Ethernet is arriving into the consumer domain. ASUSTOR has released a new NAS with 10 Gigabit Ethernet for the consumer market. Armed with a dual-core processor the AS4004T NAS is to set a record or two in the consumer and SOHO NAS domain alright. Join us in a review that offers fast and furious Ethernet!

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Wheell
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#5579663 Posted on: 08/30/2018 05:07 PM
Hi, thank you for the review, I found it very interesting and useful!

In the review you say that the nas supports system sleep, but does it work like a "Suspend to RAM" mode or is it just a slow hibernation to disk? Does it take so long to wake up?

Also, there is no info about the performance with encrypted folders.
I hope that the built-in cryptographic engine will be used by the system...

Len Schiedel
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#5579786 Posted on: 08/30/2018 10:32 PM
I already own one of these units.
I use it to backup my media collection from my internal raid.
I setup 4 8TB HDD in both locations as Raid0 and backed up my collection.
I was getting about 350MB/s write to the NAS and over 700MB/s read from the NAS (direct connect 10GB lan cable, no switch).
Not quite as fast as a thunderbolt enclosure but much easier to share. I can use it direct to the two machines with 10GBE ports or to any of my machines with 1GBE.
Quite a lot cheaper than any other 10GBE NAS that i could find.
I highly recommend.
I would think a RAID 0 with 4 SSDs would also make for a great working storage device. I believe in backups more so than RAID 5.

Wheell
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#5580415 Posted on: 09/01/2018 11:18 PM
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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#5581999 Posted on: 09/06/2018 08:56 PM
Hi, thank you for the review, I found it very interesting and useful!

In the review you say that the nas supports system sleep, but does it work like a "Suspend to RAM" mode or is it just a slow hibernation to disk? Does it take so long to wake up?

Also, there is no info about the performance with encrypted folders.
I hope that the built-in cryptographic engine will be used by the system...

It's a pretty much a suspend to ram with HDDs in sleep - it, however, is pretty fast to wake up, seconds only and certainly not the windows hibernation experience. However, that is dependant on the storage you use. A HDD based RAID array is slower to wake up opposed to using SSDs in there, overall it's plenty fast in my experience. In my office I use an ASUSTOR with HDDs, that's roughly ~5 seconds to wake up. Not bad at all.

If you want to encrypt your storage, I dunno. I have not tested it, but expect a perf hit on this specific processor.

And overall, ASUSTORs I consider top of the range NAS units at an affordable price level.

Wheell
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#5582438 Posted on: 09/07/2018 10:47 PM
That's exactly what I was hoping to hear! I totally agree, a very nice NAS at an affordable price (and with a good aesthetic finally). :)

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