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Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2013 21:09:42 -0700
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Hey all - looking for recommendations on a NAS that would be a good fit for
a small studio, but it would see regular use of 4-8 artists I'd say.  Doing
VFX CG rendering and compositing, HD & 2k.  Gigabit ethernet.

I was looking at the Synology 1513+ or 1813+ -seem to be nice little units
and I think that's my frontrunner so far.

Also looking at the ReadyNAS line or building up a FreeNAS box or something
like that.

Just curious if anyone has any tips for or against anything along that line
of thinking?  This will be my first NAS and I just want something that's
headache free.

TIA

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div><div>Hey all - looking for recommendations =
on a NAS that would be a good fit for a small studio, but it would see regu=
lar use of 4-8 artists I&#39;d say.=A0 Doing VFX CG rendering and compositi=
ng, HD &amp; 2k.=A0 Gigabit ethernet.<br>

<br></div>I was looking at the Synology 1513+ or 1813+ -seem to be nice lit=
tle units and I think that&#39;s my frontrunner so far.<br></div><br>Also l=
ooking at the ReadyNAS line or building up a FreeNAS box or something like =
that.<br>

<br></div>Just curious if anyone has any tips for or against anything along=
 that line of thinking?=A0 This will be my first NAS and I just want someth=
ing that&#39;s headache free.<br><br></div>TIA<br></div>

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