UGREEN’s New NVMe NAS Device!

UGREEN’s New NVMe NAS Device at CES 2024!
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[@DanielAbernathy]

According to the spec sheet, each NVME slot can use a 4TB drive.

[@5limbsmedia]

This would make more sense

[@jasonhunter3429]

phew cause I was like a 4TB nas total? lame

[@SHADOWFOX1464]

I came to ask just this... thanks

[@griffindeluce]

Even w 4x4TB, hardly seems worth it.

[@leakyabstraction]

The only thing I'm worried about are the two small fans on the bottom - fans like that can make some nasty noise. Would have been much more reassuring to see a single larger fan, similar to the one they use for CPU cooling (essentially a laptop fan by the looks of it).

[@TiggerLyOne]

Ideally, I would rather have it a tad bigger but with a built-in power supply.

[@KameraShy]

UGreen NAS operating system has received very negative reviews.

[@organismseven3700]

Those reviews I saw, were when it was first released.
It was described as being OK, but "rough around the edges".
Recent reviews suggest that it has improved dramatically and is now quite a polished finished product.
But still needs certain features added to match the likes of Synologys DSM.

[@AliAl-Itejawi]

“Supports 1TB each”. This is unreal. A NAS that is pure NVMe yet only supports up to 1TB drives? The machine itself has 8GB (min) of RAM…

[@Airwolf2030]

I think he got mixed up between "supports" and as an example, also I don't think he seen the spec sheet before, it supports 4TB per slot and the max ECC ddr5 ram is 64GB

[@deveshdeshmukh658]

@@Airwolf2030 it supports up to 96TB, IIRC.

[@mdd1963]

only supports 1 TB drives? That's a bit concerning....; needs 8 TB drive support ASAP...!

[@dubya85]

He's wrong it's 4tb per slot

[@erazorCTF]

1TB each is bullshit

[@vinhsanity]

I like the form factor, but $1k? I wonder how this stacks up against something like the Asustor Flashtor - since I really just use my NAS for current creative files. My archive is to the cloud, and assets also get saved to a NAS that uses the traditional 3.5” drives.

[@WolfBrother1]

1tb each. 4tb total is not worth that much money.

[@christopherwarsh]

lol this isn’t new. But UGreen is new to NAS

[@skrachi1986]

Memory can go up to 64GB actually.

[@JordanStambaugh1]

It’s not in stock though

[@jaydeatts]

they just opened sales yesterday on 20 August

[@mrrolandlawrence]

i see the wifi card is also a module that could be upgraded later. seeing this is a standard i5, could you also run freenas / opennas?

[@mrrolandlawrence]

for a person on the road... this is perfect.

[@mactastic144]

How much noise does it make?

[@aa-xn5hc]

what is the model name?

[@skrachi1986]

DXP480T Plus

[@ViKiToRCZ]

Wow, this is interesting. If this releases I hope that it will be under $500

[@Martin_Edmondson]

Hope so!
The hardware looks great on all these things.

[@tei1337]

Nah, it's $519 on kickstarter, $799 MSRP.

[@ViKiToRCZ]

@@tei1337 Ok, thank you

[@jaydeatts]

lol it's a thousand dollars, definitely not worth it at that price