The UGREEN DX480T Plus is one of the most interesting options, with a Core i5-1235U chip and four M.2 slots for solid state drives, but no hard drive bays. Here’s an overview of the NASync family: ...

Installing the DXP480T Plus was fast and easy. I removed the bottom panel and each SSD screw and installed four 1TB M.2 drives that the folks at Ugreen sent along with the NAS.

To cut a long story short, it worked. The Ugreen 4800DXP Plus NAS is now my home router, and it's been up and running for a couple of weeks. The story isn't quite as cut and dry, though.

An SSD NAS with desktop performanceAs if to underline those ambitions in an especially vibrant marker pen, the Ugreen NASync DXP480T Plus is another NAS from that launch selection for those who ...

An SSD, as you'd expect, is silent. The only noise that should emanate from your NAS is the cooling solution, unless you're not too fussed and/or the NAS is tucked away inside a cupboard or cabinet.

We explain what NAS hard drive and SSD are & the differences between them. We also explain which is better for you in which scenario and why.

If you want the best SSD for caching in your NAS system, then you should check out the Seagate IronWolf 525 SSD. The SATA M.2 drive comes with a PCIe Gen 4 interface, which should translate into high ...

you can SSD cache on your NAs using a few different systems. FreeNAS/NAS4Free do it, UnRAID does it, and you can set up SSD caching in Storage Spaces and in Stablebit Drivepool and Division-M ...