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Wow yep that's it. Bonus cool new lemmy instance. thanks friend!
We are actually one of the "old" Lemmy instances that pre-date the Reddit exodus by more than a year ;)
Ah well I meant new to me 😅 thanks for linking to your community, it seems like a nice place. Hope to see you around there!
Very interesting find, thank you! But it looks like this product only has a single NVMe slot (contrary to what is written on the website you linked)
Both the text and the picture show two NVMe slots. But it only comes with one NVMe drive installed by default.
Indeed, not sure why I missed that … I think I was looking at the 300U-version
I've been looking into NAS boxes myself for my job. My colleague and I eventually landed on Synology's DiskStation DS420j for my purposes. However, I cannot yet recommend it, because this is still in the planning stage, and we're also running under the theory that we will be doing minor changes such as upgrading the RAM and so on.
However, this being said, if we didn't have the labor budget constraints to consider (humans are expensive), we would probably wind up going with a microATX case and motherboard and rolling our own.