Recent content by Liam96

Hey guys, just to update this. I've instead discovered that I can enable FTP share on the routers USB application settings. Now, I just access the drive via FileZilla and transfer the files that way. I'm now reaching transfer speeds of around 44 MB/s which is a big improvement over the 10 MB/s...

That I did and I appreciate your help. I've had a look at the one you mentioned and if you check this review from about 3 minutes on it seems to be unable to playback a low quality video making this an unsuitable option for its use case. Would this be correct that it wouldn't be able to do...

Noted, I didn't consider that part although it would be powered in all times I have no idea what difference that would make honestly as I have no plans to use it wirelessly Yeah I wasn't 100% sold on that idea neither lol, I'm just struggling to find something cheap that's like a small boxed...

Thanks for that, I'm only transferring movies. Once they're watched, they're deleted from the NAS, so no need for any kind of redundancy. I've done some more digging and I'm wondering what your take would be on this particular NAS and if you think it would work for what I would use it for...

Ah, I'm just looking for something hopefully cheap and cheerful (and also compact?) That would fit my needs if such a NAS exists? Looking for at least 50MB/sec transfer speeds. I just fear I'm going down the NAS rabbit hole and don't want to end up with an expensive sizely unit that I won't end...

Thanks, I've done research and had a look at reviews for the DS120J and they're saying the CPU is weak and showed it being unable to buffer a 480p video that was being streamed from it which is putting me off that particular NAS as that's going to be it's primary use case. Would I perhaps be...

Will do thanks, 100-120 sounds a lot better than the 10 I'm currently getting and I'd be more than happy with that. Any idea if there's something similar in size that's more reputable than the one I mentioned? I'm a bit limited in space where the router is situated. Router is downstairs and...

Nice, would that just connect to my router via ethernet + its own power supply? Would it take an NVMe drive and what sort of speeds would I roughly expect transferring from a desktop PC to that? I also seen this NAS enclosure on eBay which looks very compact would this also work and would there...

Thanks, how would I check my cache? Is that your broadband speed or your transfer speed you listed there? Does the size of the file affect at what speed it transfers at?

Yeah it's a strange one that I can't figure out for the life of me. I tried it with a USB 3 flash drive and the speeds were the same. It's being transferred from my desktops PCIe 4.0 NVMe drive. Anytime I transfer the file I notice my RAM usage on the router is crazy high, I think it idles...

Ah right thanks, I thought that it was. If the router can do 100MB/sec, do you have any idea why it's only going as fast as 10MB/sec? Cheers

Hey, so I'm currently making use of the USB port on my Asus TUF AX6000 router which I believe is USB 3.2 Gen 1 which supports 5 Gbps transfer speeds. I have a Samsung T7 portable SSD connected which is USB 3.2 Gen 2 with transfer speeds of up to 1000 MB/s. I've currently mapped the network...