If you use your Synology NAS as an FTP server, for Web Hosting, intensive File Sharing, or you run VMs on your NAS, or your NAS acts as a Virtual Machine storage, or anything that requires continual and systematic retrieval of data, you will benefit extensively from using the M.2 NVMe SSD Cache. M.2 NVMe … Read more about Synology: M.2 NVMe SSD Cache Benefits
Many people have been wondering where the graphical interface that represented the Real-Time Cache Hit Rate for NVMe disks ended up in DSM 7. As you may recall, in DSM 6.2.4 Real-Time Cache Hit Rate could be found in Storage Manager by clicking on SSD Cache in the left side panel. In DSM 7 SSD … Read more about Synology: Cache Hit Rate in DSM 7
For one reason or another you may need to completely remove the SSD cache and recreate it again. In DSM 7 the option is well hidden – at first glance, it seems there is no option to remove the SSD cache, but it’s right under our nose. Today I will teach you how to remove … Read more about Synology: How to Remove Current SSD Cache
Today Synology has released higher-capacity M.2 NVMe SSDs and 10/25GbE network cards. For more info, consult the official Synology Press Release. Synology is really starting to spoil us with all these new product releases! Synology is becoming the game changer in the Enterprise Industry with its enterprise-level NAS devices, SSDs and HDDs, and network cards. … Read more about Synology: New M.2 NVMe SSDs and 10/25GbE Network Cards
Synology has recently released their own NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) labeled SNV3400-400G. NVMe is a communications interface and drive that defines a command set and feature set for PCIe-based SSDs with the goals of increased and efficient performance and interoperability on a broad range of enterprise and client systems. SNV3400-400G SSDs are 22mm wide and … Read more about Synology SNV3400-400G Review