Designed and marketed as a home NAS or server chassis, the Array R2 was built to house mini-ITX motherboards. Built entirely out of aluminum and rivaling Lian Li for quality and style, the Array R2 ...

Today we are taking a look at two products, in one swipe, from iStarUSA. We were given both the S-35 Mini-ITX NAS tower chassis, along with the BPU-230, three bay, military grade, reliable, hot ...

We look at the latest SFF storage-centric chassis from SilverStone. Enter the DS380. Take a look as Tyler tells us all about it in this review.

With this in mind, it sure looks like Silverstone hit a triple home run with their DS380 NAS Chassis. The Silverstone DS380 has a tiny footprint of just 211 x 360 mm and is 285 mm high. This isn't ...

Been after a handy NAS for Prime Day? This Ugreen NASync DXP2800 is ideal for beginners, and is 20 percent off from Amazon ...

With a tiny footprint and general small chassis size, it still allows for… SilverStone has shown us some great DIY NAS chassis' in the past and this newest one called the CS280 looks just as sweet.

Do remember to ensure that the NAS is capable of supporting the largest capacity HDD currently available, which would be 3TB for a 3.5-inch SATA HDD at the time of writing.

For any small business that wants to centrally store, share, and protect their important data, a good NAS device is all but a no-brainer. In this review, we take a closer look at the capabilities and ...

The QNAP TS-453D is a two-bay NAS device that offers high-speed connectivity and expandability for home users and small businesses. It is equipped with a powerful quad-core Intel Celeron J4125 ...

The lifeblood of any small business is its data, and how well a company accesses, manages and protects that data can go a long way toward determining the company’s success or failure. For small firms ...

Seagate’s 4-bay NAS with a dual-core Intel Atom C2338 CPU proved to be a good performer. It wrote our 10GB mix of files and folders at 31.6MBps, and it read the collection back at 87.2MBps.

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