Questions about Synology DS1522+

stadlerru

3 years ago

Galaxus sticks rigidly to the description that the RAM cannot be expanded. Who is right, the community or galaxus?

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pdk4u6969

3 years ago

@Digitec Galaxus ...please adjust the warranty to 36 months, it is always very tedious when you want to order and the warranty is not right, which is always the case with every item that is newly added to the range!

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Former employee

3 years ago

Thank you very much for your comment. We will gladly forward this internally to the responsible department and hope that this will be checked promptly.

Anonymous

2 years ago

Does anyone have an idea how to get rid of scratches on top of the plastic? Because that bugs me.

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gschwinds

2 years ago

https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s12/producttype/sticker-3547 Herma Schmucketiketten Decor (33 x) Totum Star Wars (1 x) Z-Design Sticker Kleebl./Käfer (2 x) Sorry, ist schon spät. ;-)

66

2 months ago

Hello, Can SSD discs be installed in the Synology DS1522+?

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Galaxus

2 months ago

Helpful answer

Yes, SSDs can be installed in the Synology DS1522+. In addition to the five slots for 3.5 or 2.5-inch hard drives, the device also offers two M.2 NVMe SSD slots at the bottom of the housing for SSDs that can be used as a cache, for example.

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ernst.knupp

11 months ago

Hello Digitec team, I am interested in the Synology model DS1522+ and have seen that the hard drives are not included. Although Synology recommends its own hard drives, I have heard that there are also compatible alternatives for this model. Could you please recommend suitable 8TB hard drives for the Synology DS1522+? I would also be grateful if you could provide me with information on reliable and cost-effective alternatives compared to the Synology hard drives. Thank you very much for your support. I look forward to your feedback.

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Surush Asilnya

11 months ago

According to my research and the manufacturer's specifications, the following Synology HDDs are recommended by the manufacturer: - Enterprise Series: Synology HAT5310-8T - Plus Series: Synology Plus Series HAT3310-8T As correctly mentioned, you can of course also use other HDDs from other manufacturers. Here are two alternatives: - WD: WD Red Pro - Seagate: Seagate Ironwolf Pro

stormit

1 year ago

Is the 8GB RAM installed as 2 x 4GB Rams or 1 x 8GB?

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Anonymous

1 year ago

One 8Gb bar is installed and therefore the 2nd slot is unused.

Chriiguu

1 year ago

What is the difference? Network connections RJ45 (4x) Data connections RJ45 (1x) Thanks for your help.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Helpful answer

There are four equivalent connections. Certainly entered incorrectly

ale8

2 years ago

@Galaxus, you canceled my order and sent me a refund without any explanation, and now if I try to reorder it, it costs much much much more?!? This is NOT OK, you have to send me the item I purchased on your website!

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williamduchene4

2 years ago

The positive side is that as you have the proof of sale it won't fit in a folder for 3 minutes and on top of that they will have to pay all the legal costs.

Stibbe77

2 years ago

Does anyone have experience with 1080p transcoding with Plex? Can this thing handle 3 streams?

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Anonymous

2 years ago

Helpful answer

I bought the device, but only as a "data grave" - the built-in AMD processor is not suitable for hardware accelerated transcoding. See PLEX FAQ at the very bottom of the item: https://support.plex.tv/articles/201373803-nas-compatibility-list/ View Plex NAS Compatibility Guide My tip is and remains to use a nVidia Shield TV Pro (Google Assistant) to be able to use hardware transcoding without problems. All data is stored on the Synology, the PLEX server app then runs on the Shield. Transcoding HD content for multiple users is then no longer a topic.

GeneGalaxo

3 years ago

Hello, I have been using a Windows server and would now like to switch to a NAS. Unfortunately, this is completely new territory for me. I would like to continue using my existing hard drives incl. content. Can I assume that the hard drives (Seagate and WD between 8 and 16 TB) are supported by this device, or do I have to check this on a case-by-case basis? The hard disks are currently simply operated as individual disks without RAID and I would like to continue doing so. I assume that the unit supports this configuration. Thanks for any tips. LG

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gschwinds

3 years ago

Helpful answer

You will be able to use the hard drives in the DS1522+, but not with the data on them. I assume they are now formatted with NTFS, but the DS1522+ cannot do anything with that. Internal hard disks are operated with ext4 or BTFS.

Anonymous_Krokodil

3 years ago