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RE: Any failure of hard disks in your NAS ?

Hi and thanks a lot for the very informative reply
I understand that the issue is very complex with many variables
Lately i have slimmed down the SW in the PC so that now i have only a small SSD with the programs still in the pc and all the AV files in a NAS
I like the NAS solution because with the router i can access the files from everywhere in the house.
I think that your point about the heat in particular is very important
I have already noticed how low is the consumption of my 2 bays Synology
and the disk (one for now) stays quite cold (and also nicely silent)
To end i take the liberty to attach again the link to the review
Thanks a lot again

Kind regards,
bg


Edits: 11/19/14 11/19/14 11/19/14
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