Should you get a Network Attached Storage (NAS)?
Did your mother teach you what a home server is? Your mother no teach, I teach!
Today at Your Mother No Teach, I will teach you how to solve all your file storage problems at home with 1 easy centralized storage solution.
Yes… we're talking about the NAS again 'cause I'mma start a NAS-ty revolution.
Here are the 3 main reasons why you should use a NAS at home!
#1 Backup and Redundancy
#2 Better File Management
#3 Convenient Features
If you're looking for a NAS for home use, we recommend at least a 2-bay NAS like this QNAP TS-253D or TS-251D. To ensure that your data is safe, use a RAID 1 setup that mirrors both of the drives so if one drive fails, you still have the other one but you do lose half your storage capacity. If you have a bit more to spend, you can also go for a 4-bay option which gives you more expandability in the future.
Also, don’t forget to use hard drives that are designed for NAS purposes such as the Seagate Ironwolf. They are designed to deal with the load of running weeks on end and is capable of running at a fast 7,200rpm spin rate without risk of failure. They are also very quiet with minimal vibration noise without compromising performance. For Home Users, we recommend that you either go for 2x 4TBs or if you have multiple users, splurge for 2x 8TBs!
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