The “Lower the impact on overall system performance (recommended)” tick is actually 10MB/s for the minimum. And I can see the speed actually much faster once I did this. So, what it does is… it raised the Min speed limit from 10MB/s to 300MB/s. Just go to the Configuration, and change the RAID Resync Speed Limits to “Run RAID resync faster”. Depending on your hard disk size and opeartions you are doing. And it has taken so long to do the repairing. Screenshot of my DS916+, currently upgrading from 6TB to 9TB disk. All you need to do is configure your storage by “Repairing” it. Once you plug in the new hard disk, the lights turn on. Then, the NAS will complaint and says that your storage volume is degrading. So, while the NAS is running, you unplug one disk (old 6TB) out from the Synology NAS and you plug in a new hard disk, i.e. You need to upgrade one disk by one disk. I have around 650GB of Photo Library (without RAW files) plus countless RAW files.
I backup everyday from my DS918+ to my DS916+ on the photo folders. My old DS916+ will remain to be the backup NAS for my Photo NAS. And I can see huge performance difference. So, to store my precious photos, I have decided to upgrade my DS214 to DS918+.
It comes with I think only 1GB of RAM and the system is so slow. But it turn out to be a basic or entry level of Synoloogy 4-bay NAS. And since it is 2019 model, I thought it is fast. I made another mistake again, when I see a smaller and slimmer version.So, I was so confident about the performance of my Synology DS412 (long time ago) and I thought buying anything under the brand is good. Without doing any research, I went and buy DS214 and it turn out to be a 2-bay only, 2014 model. I thought all Synology products are equal.
DS214, DS419slim, DS916+ & DS918+.ĭon’t ask me why I have so many? Because some are stupid reason.
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