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Question: Has someone done I/O benchmark on drives mounted in NSA320? Wanted to know speed it can handle. If yes, please also share benchmarking configuration.
Document: Title says it all.Got the NSA320 for a steal compared to Synology or other devices to upgrade my old DNS-323Installed 2 WD Green WD20EZRX 2TB drives, configured the Zyxel in RAID 1 and started copying around 200GB of movies to stream to Android/iOS.Transfer speeds have been averaging around 35MB/s (yes, that's megabyte, not megabit) over a gigabit network connection. No complaints with speed so far.Administration is straightforward, and the firmware upgrade was painless.
This product has a lot of value for the little price that you pay for it. I stream a lot of movies that I get from various places and also store files and music on this device. Have a total for 4TB installed on this device as JBOD and after initialization (can take quite some time so don't be in a hurry, also will wipe contents of drive so back-up before installing). Once it's up and running configuration is done via web interface and has lots of bells and whistles.
I wanted a home storage system that we could use for all our photos, and movies along with everything else you need to keep. It allows you to share if you want outside the home if you want. I also love the extra utilities like automatically sending the photos we place directly to Flicker and our videos that we want to share with others directly to YouTube. It works great and is very fast. I have tried others and so far this is the best.
Jump on these while they're still relatively cheap and you'll be a happy camper. I mounted the rails on with no problems, slid the drives into place in the housing and turned on the unit. I gave it time to boot - yes, the one reviewer is correct, it does take a bit of time for it to do so, about 2 minutes or so - and then installed the included NSU software.
A larger fan would make me feel safer, though, with 2TB or 3TB drives running in it.The drives won't just pop out. You have to use the plastic handle, but it is an easy thing to do. Since it is not something that has to be done often, it is no big deal.Supports Jumbo Frames.DLNA just flat works.
This wouldn't be and issue with new drives obviously but was an unpleasant suprise. BTW, I am just using the drives JBOD, no raid array or anything.Overall I'm very pleased with this device. It's done everything I wanted, including allowing me to stream HD movies from it. I would definately recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap NAS.
REVIEW FOR NSA320:Originally bought on 7/6/12 along with 2x 1TB WD Caviar Blue HDs (on supported hd list). put in hds, turned on device, device's power would get cut off after about 3 seconds. I know the whole circuit resets because the ethernet port lights also go out when the power resets. I thought I got a defective item so I contacted amazon and got a replacement. Guess what? Same exact problem.
Good enough for most.Speed - 60-80 megabytes/sec over the lan. Maybe 5 M/sec slower than my Nas4free good enough.Setup - super ez. Just slide the SATA drives in and they plug into a rear SATA jack. No tools needed. Much faster than building NAS from scratch.If you like EZ and not having to fiddle with all the configuration settings that Nas4free or freenas has this is hard to beat.It just works and its EZ.
Picked up a NSA320 few weeks ago from a close-out auction. Expected some basic NAS features and was going to use it to share some drives on my network. Was very pleasantly surprised to find features such as Flickr and Youtube upload support, Dropbox support including a .torrent watch folder. Automated torrent and NZB download support. Media streaming. Extensible through many applications.
i chose to use two 1TB drives in a RAID1 configuration. this allows one hard disk to fail (because the drives are mirrored)and will rebuild a replacement hard disk once installed. in my experience hard disks are the things that usually fail so if you care about your media then do RAID1. there are better RAID choices that exist out there, but the NSA320 offers RAID0 and RAID1.
Answer: I can get 30mb/s over gigabit with jumbo frames and two drives in raid 1. There's a lot of variability depending on if you're moving one large file or many small ones. I don't know if this is due to my drives or the nas.