In to this exceptionally fast-moving part of the NAS market, we find the incredibly hardware and software featured QNAP TS-253D NAS Drive. Add to that the fact that hard drives have now broken into the 16TB capacity values (with WD HGST talking about 18TB and 20TB in the background at the data center level) and a 2-Bay now brings almost as much to the table in storage potential as most standard 4-Bays. This is especially true in recent times with the growth of the applications in network storage (Plex Media Server, Surveillance, Virtual Machines, etc) all of which are becoming VERY attractive to consumers, big and small. But all too often a 2-Bay NAS will be the first storage server that a user will go for when creating their network storage and tiered backup environment. 20 have been remarkably generous to the 2 HDD NAS scene, with alot of hardware on the scene that you might think are wasted on jsut 2 storage bays a raid 1. There is something about a much more compact and streamlined solution that also happens to have crazy hardware included that it really should not have. I know most users think that a 4-Bay is a minimum when it comes to a server (RAID support, good connections, better average CPUs, better price vs storage value) and I completely agree, but there will ALWAYS be a special place in my heart for a solid and OTT 2-Bay NAS. The QNAP TS-253D 2-Bay NAS Drive Hardware ReviewĬan I let you guys into a secret? Ok, here goes – I bloody LOVE 2-Bay NAS’.
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