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Reddit mentions of Qnap Intel Atom D2700 2.13GHz/ 1GB RAM/ 2GbE/ 8SATA3/ 2eSATA/ USB3.0/ 8-Bay Tower Turbo NAS Server for SMBs (TS-869-PRO-US)

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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Qnap Intel Atom D2700 2.13GHz/ 1GB RAM/ 2GbE/ 8SATA3/ 2eSATA/ USB3.0/ 8-Bay Tower Turbo NAS Server for SMBs (TS-869-PRO-US). Here are the top ones.

Qnap Intel Atom D2700 2.13GHz/ 1GB RAM/ 2GbE/ 8SATA3/ 2eSATA/ USB3.0/ 8-Bay Tower Turbo NAS Server for SMBs (TS-869-PRO-US)
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    Features:
  • Centralized Storage and File Sharing
  • Backup Center for Business
  • NAS, iSCSI/ IP-SAN Storage Combo Solution for Server Virtualization
  • iSCSI and Virtualization Deployment
  • Feature-rich All-in-one NAS Applications Private Cloud Storage for Ease of Deployment
  • Exceptional Performance: 221.8 MB/sec Reading, 220.8 MB/sec Writing
  • SuperSpeed USB3.0, SATA 6Gb/s Supported
  • Energy-efficient & Eco-friendly
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Height9.27 Inches
Length11.74 Inches
Number of items1
Weight16.08 Pounds
Width7.29 Inches
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Found 1 comment on Qnap Intel Atom D2700 2.13GHz/ 1GB RAM/ 2GbE/ 8SATA3/ 2eSATA/ USB3.0/ 8-Bay Tower Turbo NAS Server for SMBs (TS-869-PRO-US):

u/mysallysayshi ยท 2 pointsr/usenet

Everything depends on how much you want to spend. I'll outline what I did:

  1. I use an Intel NUC with Windows 8.1. Whole thing cost around $1000 but it should last me for a while. Honestly, it's kind of a pain to set up and get working 100% (with Remotes and whatnot). And you'll need a keyboard to properly navigate it. In my bedroom, I have a Amazon Fire TV, which is much cheaper and handles 1080p, and only needs a single remote to navigate, but won't handle your usenet functions.

  2. I have Tweaknews as a primary. Very few takedowns. reliable speeds. YMMV.

  3. Yes. Don't risk getting caught. I have Private Internet Access.

  4. I chose the most popular apps because of the wealth of resources out there. If I ever ran into a problem setting it up, a quick google would answer about 90% of my questions.

  5. I use a [QNAP 8 bay] (http://www.amazon.com/QNAP-TS-869-PRO-8-Bay-SATA-6Gbps/dp/B007K9WEFI/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1406757597&sr=8-7&keywords=qnap) (16 TB total Raid 5). Rock solid. 8 TB for primary and the other 8 to backup the first 8.

  6. Yes, once you get rolling on downloads, you do not want to lose them. Get Raid, make backups.

  7. I use MySQL. [Here's how to do it.] (http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=MySQL) XBMC will only use ONE user account, so no tracking multiple users watched shows. You'll be messing around with XML files so make sure you have some comfort in this.

  8. Use the right tool (like Sickbeard) and it will auto rename files for you. I manually download my movies and name them always in the same naming convention.

  9. It will take a while to get everything set up and running. I've probably spent 40 hours over the last year making it as automated as I could and still don't have it perfect. Just tackle it a little at a time, and piece by piece you'll get there.

  10. I have XBMC and Netflix because, sometimes, Netflixing is just easier.