I just googled, there is no internal web browser for DSM?
It also don't have GDrive add-on package to sync google drive with NAS?
If torrent also can reach 100mbps download then means it have no problem to reach max speed.

Seems like nobody checking the cpu utilization.
From what i checked 40-50mb/s is doable.. so yeah about 300-400mbps on consistent transfer. 800 etc all spike.

No web browser in DSM. For DL, have built-in download station.

No Gdrive add-on package.

Torrent DL depend on network and seed. 100Mbps is no problem at all.

800mbps LAN transfer try before no problem. I use Link aggregation and switch.

1. no browser due to security issues.
2. there is a gdrive sync app, it's called cloud sync

100mbps a rm300 phone can already do that.

Alot of ppl dont realize core usage when its 300-1gbps.
Even your router at 500-800 mbps a 2core arm will be maxing out..


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Apr 22 2020, 11:31 AM

oh ya, Cloud sync can sync gdrive.

But what is the purpose to sync cloud with cloud? Also purpose browser in NAS?

I just tried to place an order and it seems like Amazon no longer ship HDD to Malaysia

I don't remember any NAS review check on cpu utilization, so yeah this is usually something that being overlooked.
I try on my NAS with N3050, it average around 60% utilization.

I think most NAS from few years back have no problem for max speed lan transfer
Usually is setting issue or other hardware issue that cause it not able to transfer at full speed.

Qnap and Asustor have web browser.

Will it sync gdrive content to local folder in NAS?

Yeah because of this pandemic Amazon have restrict temporarily a lot of things for shipping.

I didn't use Amazon to ship. Expensive and for this case, can't ship.

Probably warranty problem.

Use 3rd party ship.

The price still expensive as exchange rate is high. Even Amazon price down.

I will wait longer.

Another hdd can use if you using Synology. Exos model. Even cheaper.

3rd party ship? Do you have any recommendation?

I use this --> https://www.buyandship.com.my/

Interesting... I've never bought any HDD online because I'm over worried about the HDD DOA due to bad packaging/handling.

May I know how's your experience over buying HDD online i.e. from Lazada or even Amazon? Do they cover INTL warranty?

Thanks...

Seagate confirms they are not using SMR in Ironwolf and Ironwolf Pro
>> https://arstechnica.com/information-technol...dont-mix/?amp=1

Thanks for the recommendation and I wonder if you had to pay kastam duty for the stuff imported or not?


Same here! I would like to know as well

This post has been edited by rylim: Apr 23 2020, 09:39 AM

This is my 1st time brought HDD online too. I also worry about the handling since HDD is a sensitive device. I try 2set 1st and see how is the delivery and put into run test.

Packaging no damage. I request additional amazon packing instead of just the Seagate own pack box. But the 3rd party shipping might open the packaging and stuff together into 1 to save the cost. as long as it has an additional box ontop the own Seagate pack, it fine to me. So far no damage and run for 3 weeks now. Everyday test it read/write.

Amazon might not have a warranty outside US. Check with Seagate the serial no. on the HDD.

I take the risk since the price is cheaper than here. If it can last for 5yrs, good enough.

My experience so far, never encounters HDD spoil during warranty period.

The only WD external HDD spoil under warranty is the internal battery.

If you don't have that luck than consider properly before getting 1.

So far no custom duty either with amazon or 3rd party shipping. Not the 1st time using them.

This post has been edited by ozak: Apr 23 2020, 11:06 AM

hi there do you mind to share your Friend Referral Number? thanks

Here is it -> 4626127868

Thanks.

Is this good and reliable?

Yes.

Using it to import thing from US, UK, China and Japan. Average 2weeks arrived once the part reach their warehouse in specific country.

But the fee increase to RM20/lb now from RM18.

WD finally come out with a list of the SMR RED HDD. 2TB-6TB EFAX RED drives are SMR, so don't mix them with your older EFRX drives. Are those newer EFAX drives arrived in Malaysia already?
https://www.techpowerup.com/266207/western-...r?cp=2#comments

This post has been edited by edmund_yung: Apr 26 2020, 11:55 AM