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• r8152

  91 1,828 5.8 C

  Synology DSM driver for Realtek RTL8152/RTL8153/RTL8156 based adapters

For your use, you might consider the DS923+ or the DS1522+. You're welcome to start with as few as two disks and work your way up to four or five or you can start with more. Both of these support a small add-on module called the E10G22-T1-Mini, which plugs into a proprietary small port and gives you 10Gbe connections. If you can live with 2.5 or 5 Gbps, you can also follow the guides here or here. Though I have a 10Gbe setup throughout (M1 Mac Mini, Unifi Flex XG, E10G18-T1 add-on on my DS1821+), I find that even a 2.5Gbe connection is fast enough to store my LrC library and catalog on the NAS and use it with some reasonable speed locally on a 2018 MacBook Pro. For 4k FCPX editing, though, I find I need the 10Gbe interface. I'm sure I could do it more cheaply by temporarily storing it locally on an external drive, but I'm lazy.

• aqc111

  22 416 3.3 C

  DSM driver for Aquantia AQC111U(5Gbps) based USB Ethernet adapters

For your use, you might consider the DS923+ or the DS1522+. You're welcome to start with as few as two disks and work your way up to four or five or you can start with more. Both of these support a small add-on module called the E10G22-T1-Mini, which plugs into a proprietary small port and gives you 10Gbe connections. If you can live with 2.5 or 5 Gbps, you can also follow the guides here or here. Though I have a 10Gbe setup throughout (M1 Mac Mini, Unifi Flex XG, E10G18-T1 add-on on my DS1821+), I find that even a 2.5Gbe connection is fast enough to store my LrC library and catalog on the NAS and use it with some reasonable speed locally on a 2018 MacBook Pro. For 4k FCPX editing, though, I find I need the 10Gbe interface. I'm sure I could do it more cheaply by temporarily storing it locally on an external drive, but I'm lazy.

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