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Synology DS215J NAS - 2 Bays - 800 Mhz Dual Core - 512MB RAM @MWAVE $199 Delivered

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Synology Diskstation DS215J Series NAS - 2 Bays

Designed for home and personal users, DS215j is a 2-bay NAS server featuring a dual-core CPU and rich features. Enjoy effortless data sharing and backup, multimedia streaming, and cloud synchronization without exceeding your budget. Your own cloud starts here.

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  • +3

    Its a nice unit and I would like one but landmark computers already sell it for $199, other places too are only a few dollars more so there's no real reason to jump on this for this price.

    Landmark $199.
    http://www.lmc.com.au/products/Hard_Disk_Drive_and_Enclosure…

    • +4

      And many OzBargainers would remember Mwave's price increases during the eBay sales.

      Never forget!

      • +8

        Lest we forget…

  • Regardless of the deal, is this a good option? I have found my My Clouds a bit problematic, also thinking I wanna do the safety thing and have a RAID setup to backup the media too.

    • +3

      I've used NAs devices from iOmega, WD, Thecus and Qnap … and Synology beats them all hands down in terms of features, design and quality. Now I manage over 100 of them and they're very good to work with. The engineers have clearly put in a lot of effort to make them easy to work with when a drive crashes or you need to migrate data.

    • +1

      No. The best option is to get a HP microserver. Second hand ones go for $100-150.

      • why was this neg'd? i agree with him.. grab one of the microservers, stick on the synology OS = pure win.

        • lol assuming the same douchbag who downvoted with no reason

      • Where do you get resale microservers? Ebay?

  • +5

    For anyone planning to use this as a Plex server: it's not powerful enough.

    • +2

      This is the comment I immediately look for in every NAS-related post. Thanks.

    • Serviio though….

    • I just use a rPi as the end-client and it plays everything fine direct from my DS212j.

    • can you please advise a NAS for Plex? i've been waiting to see - tired of buying NASs only to have Plex issues…

      • +1

        I'm assuming 1080P content at the highest bit rate possible.

        You need a NAS with something like an Intel Atom/i3/Celeron dual core CPU. Also having as much RAM as possible is good if you're planning on serving up content to more than one device simultaneously in the house.

        https://www.pccasegear.com/products/25551
        https://www.pccasegear.com/products/28084

        I think you could get away with NAS units from Synology that have a Marvel Armada CPU but it needs to be dual core at the least. But you're better off sticking with Synology or QNAP.

  • +3

    Should be fine if no transcoding is required. My 213 works fine to Samsung TVs in my house. Although I have moved to Ds Video now as I think its nicer.

  • Thanks, I bought this last night. Now waiting for some NAS Hard drive deals. Any suggestions ? Looking at 2X 3TB maybe

  • is it atom/ Intel cpu or arm.

    • Arm: Marvell Armada 375 88F6720

  • +1

    I just bought a 1815+ for my plex server, will set it up for xmas with the 10% off ebay deal the other week coupled with the Commbank $250 cash back.

    • Sounds alright. What did that work out to after all the discounts?

    • what's this $250 cash back???

      • +1

        I did the Commonwealth Credit card deal - Apply and get approved, spend 500 and get 250 back.

        https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/217937

        So was 1246 - 10% ebay - %3 cashback - 250 commonwealth cashback

        1240 -124 - 33 (CB) - 25 = 833 and using $180 xmas gift money aswell so bringing it just over 600 outlay.

        I used the Warcom ebay site.

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