CodemanHB Posts His DIY NAS Device on Reddit - Electronics-Lab.com
My first NAS. Plex leveled up. I didn't want my gaming PC running 24/7. Switched from a 10900k + RTX-3070 to Asustor 6602T for low power 24/7 home use. : r/PleX
Compact DIY NAS Not Going to Plan... : r/HomeServer
Extremely proud of my first project, a basic NAS server. : r/raspberry_pi
Just finished up the rack and NAS upgrade. : r/homelab
my "NAS server" (pi4 + LibreELEC) : r/raspberry_pi
An R620, a Synology Nas, and a bunch of pi : r/HomeServer
Building a fast all-SSD NAS (on a budget) | Jeff Geerling
The Stack" my home network that is also running a DCS (game) server. I am looking for a NAS setup to move out of my netgear readynas and into something expandable .
My current setup! : r/synology
My NAS rig is now complete : r/pcmasterrace
Built myself a new setup : r/homelab
Here is my take on a Proxmox NAS Server in a Fractal Design Define R5 ... : r/homelab
Low power NAS - ARM or x86? : r/DataHoarder
A new rack for my new NAS! : r/homelab
BUILD COMPLETE - NAS Server based on Anniversary NSFW Build (also my rackmount setup) : r/JDM_WAAAT
I just finished building my first server/NAS - MiniITX + Ryzen + 10GBase-T : r/homelab
I designed and printed this case for my NAS : r/raspberry_pi
I finally have a rack : r/homelab
Looking for suggestions on servers that will fit my rack. : r/homelab
Reddit user acquires decommissioned Netflix cache server, finds 36 hard drives inside | TechSpot
Just finished my raspberry pi powered two bay NAS. Runs OpenMediaVault and uses two 2.5" Notebook HDDs as RAID1. Everything in a compact 3D printed case. : r/raspberry_pi
DIY NAS and a tiny homelab : r/homelab
Rack update...New NAS, New UPS, New Switches.... Before anybody starts wining, yes this whole backbone is 10GBe. Even the NAS. A mix between Ubiquiti / QNAP / DELL / APC. Used a
Home Rack setup with 36TB NAS : r/Ubiquiti
