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Any recommendations for a NAS? No big requirements. Happy to dive into technical rabbit holes. Looking to start with a 5-10TB raid setup.

I'm the absolute worst hoarder of photos/videos and refuse to delete anything, so I'd like to setup a more permanent storage setup. Currently, I just have random drives lying around :(

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Synology if you want something that just works, otherwise the most common rabbit hole is

TrueNAS operating system + power efficient motherboard + chassis + planning ahead for ZFS file system.

Both ask you to bring your own drives. The former being more flexible while the latter being more mature of a file system.

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Cursory Reddit research tells me they have some security vulnerabilities and that the UI is not as friendly as Synology.

The latter I can easily believe, the former statement I would dive deeper into and see how true it is and if more robust networking can be a remedy.

But also being lesser known of the two brands means less support and text artifacts to dig through for when things go wrong.

I like supporting up and comers but maybe not with my most value data!