يحاول ذهب - حر
Synology RackStation RS422+
February 2023
|PC Pro
An affordable short-depth rack NAS with decent speeds and data protection but limited upgrade options

PRICE Diskless, £558 exc VAT from broadbandbuyer.com
Stepping in at the entry point of Synology's general-purpose rack NAS family, the RackStation RS422+ offers SMEs an affordable storage solution that will slot into the smallest of spaces. Measuring only 290mm deep, this 4-bay 1U high chassis will fit comfortably in a wall box or a standard 2-post rack cabinet.
Costing £558 for a diskless unit, the RS422+ is good value but businesses looking for a NAS with lots of upgrade options should look away now, as these are in short supply. A redeeming feature is the new 2.2GHz AMD Ryzen R1600 CPU, but the base 2GB of DDR4 ECC memory is embedded on the motherboard and there are no spare SODIMM slots for upgrading this.
There's a clue in the model name about storage capacity: the '4' indicates the maximum number of drives supported. Unlike the higher-end RS822+, this appliance doesn't offer any eSATA ports so you can't add Synology's RX418 external 4-bay disk shelves and it doesn't have any internal M.2 SSD slots, either.
Activelnsight On the plus side, the RS422+ offers a pair of gigabit network ports and a proprietary PCI-E slot at the rear for Synology's E10G22-T1-Mini card.
هذه القصة من طبعة February 2023 من PC Pro.
اشترك في Magzter GOLD للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة، وأكثر من 9000 مجلة وصحيفة.
هل أنت مشترك بالفعل؟ تسجيل الدخول
المزيد من القصص من PC Pro

PC Pro
Adobe Premiere Rush (2025)
Easy to use with hidden power, even if it lacks the sophisticated effects of DaVinci Resolve 20
3 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
ENHANCE YOUR PHOTOS AND VIDEOS WITH AI
Nik Rawlinson explores the tools that use artificial intelligence to transform your images and video footage
10 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
DaVinci Resolve 20 (2025)
You can't argue with free professional-grade editing tools, even if some of the best features are kept for Studio
3 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
Preparing for a network failure
It's a fact of computing life that things go wrong. Steve Cassidy explores the measures you can take to reduce recovery times when the Bad Thing happens
10 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
Microsoft tests self-healing Windows
And it's going to let you ditch default apps, too
1 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Gen 10 (14in Intel)
A well-thought-out dual-screen laptop, offering strong performance and usability but limited battery life
6 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
UK reaching for the Starlink
Can the UK really provide a Starlink rival, or are there better opportunities for our space industry?
4 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
WINDOWS 10 MOVING DAY: GRAB YOUR COPY OF LAPLINK PCMOVER EXPRESS
We've teamed up with Laplink to give PC Pro readers software that makes it even easier to migrate from an old PC to a new one - for free
3 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
Jon Honeyball wants to make you Wi-Fi Aware as a new standard comes into town
There's a potentially fun and funky new WiFi protocol coming soon for your mobile devices. Called WiFi Aware, it's a similar idea to the existing WiFi Direct protocol - but while that technology has been largely ignored, this one has me genuinely excited.
3 mins
September 2025

PC Pro
Some like IT hot, but surely not their USB drives
If you've been wondering why your USB drive has been doubling as a thumb warmer, Dick might just have the answer
3 mins
September 2025
Translate
Change font size