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    ReadyNAS X6 from Infrant Tech

    Anyone use the ReadyNAS form Infrant Tech? If so what are you opinions on it as I am looking to buy one.

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    • Fatboy40's system
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    I've just bought a Thecus N4100 for where I work which is pretty similar in spec etc., after using it and doing plenty of research the one thing I have learnt is that these all in one cheap NAS boxes have poor throughput

    They're a millions miles away from a server to server copy and even slower than a LTO based tape backup.

    Personally I'd either buy one of the high end NAS boxes running Windows Storage Server (bloody expensive) or build my own storage server...

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    Thanks for the feedback. I have also read some good reviews of it on Toms Hardware and they seem to think its great but for me user feedback is quite important as well.

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    Trouble is they are slow - very slow.

    What are you using it for? whats your aims with it?

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    Will be using it to stream movies etc. I also read a review on Toms HArdware but they didnt say anything about it being slow.

    Have you used the unit yet?

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    • Fatboy40's system
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      • A64 X2 4200+ @ 2420 MHz
      • Memory:
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      • Storage:
      • 200GB SATA
      • Graphics card(s):
      • PNY 8800 GTS 320 - 648 ROP/1512 Shader/1053 Mem
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    I think you'll find it will easily accomodate that for you, although for streaming movies I'd say it was overkill.

    From a business perspective I've been attempting to use them as as a means of backing up to disk using software like Veritas Backup Exec and they fail miserably in this sort of situation

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