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Thecus latest NAS appliance shows its still top dog in this market and the iSCSI support makes it unique. Thecus has a habit of delivering industry firsts with its NAS appliances. The N5200 RouStor (web ID: 97782) was the first desktop unit with fiv...
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The N5200 has the best RAID options, support for five hard disks and plenty of Gigabit ports Thecus has delivered some unusual NAS appliances of late. Its new N5200 RouStor takes the honours as the first desktop unit with room for five SATA hard disks...
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Weve said it before and well say it again. It doesnt matter how much storage you have, youll find a way of filling it up. Its one of the axioms of computing. Those brave enough to setup home networks just a couple of years ago are now at the stag...
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It wasnt until writing the conclusion to this review that something really hit home. This little box can currently hold 3.5TB worth of hard drives. Thats around 700,000 mp3s, maybe more. Its around 380 DVD videos before transcoding to DivX/XviD/etc...
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NAS or network-attached storage devices are getting more popular these days and are also very convenient. Having all the data in one central location in a redundant format accessible by any computer on the network offers both security and flexibility...
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gamepyre.com Updated: 2014-09-25 04:04:42
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Networked Attached Server computers are computers that act as file servers using the home network and minimal access to the Input Outputs of the system to support file systems but nothing else as they are designed to store files and nothing els...
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With the ever-increasing sizes of files including H.264 content, the need for a NAS server has never been clearer. While the Thecus N5200BR system goes for an amazingly high price of $699 or so, what you get is the ability to back up your files on a R...
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Networked Attached Server computers are computers that act as file servers using the home network and minimal access to the Input Outputs of the system to support file systems but nothing else as they are designed to store files and nothing else. They...
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With the ever-increasing sizes of files including H.264 content, the need for a NAS server has never been clearer. While the Thecus N5200BR system goes for an amazingly high price of $699 or so, what you get is the ability to back up your files on a RA...
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With more data going digital the need to backup personal and business data is becoming necessary these days. One of my neighbors brought over a laptop the other night after the hard drive failed in it and informed me that all of his honeymoon pictur...
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The Thecus N5200BR is fairly easy to setup and has all the features that you need in order to back up your data and keep it secure, thanks to double redundancy...
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Thecus N5200 is a high-performance Network Attached Storage (NAS), a box where you install hard disk drives to make them available to your network, basically a small yet powerful file server for your home or office. The reviewed model allows the instal...
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Thecus N5200 is really a high-end NAS box target to users that want a NAS solution with above-the-average performance. Here is a summary of what we found about this NAS box.Strong PointsLCD displayRAID6 supportFaster than other NAS productsOutstanding...
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amdzone.com Updated: 2014-09-25 04:04:53
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Storage: is it ever possible to have enough of it? Digital media and ever expanding game content can easily suck up hundreds of gigabytes filling up multiple hard drives in short notice. And getting content from one PC to another can...
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The N5200 is simply an excellent file server with almost every option you can think of and then some for what you might need to transfer and hold files. There might be a slight learning curve but for people who need it there is a lot to get out of it...
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As digital media increases in popularity, so will the demand for larger storage options, whether in the form of increased hard drives capacities or through the use of expandable network storage devices. The last time we broached the topic of NAS was...
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Performance and Features: From a hardware standpoint, the Thecus N5200BR NAS Server offers support for a total of 5TB of storage using SATA II drives in JBOD, RAID 0,1,5,6 and 10 arrays, along with four switched Gigabit ports. The system also delive...
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Storage freaks rejoice! Even with 1TB hard drives, 32GB USB thumb drives, and external HDD enclosures, the true storage junkie is always looking for a simpler, better, and more secure way of stashing their collection of por, er, movies, music, pictures...
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Rich Caporali June 20th, 2008Storage freaks rejoice! Even with 1TB hard drives, 32GB USB thumb drives, and external HDD enclosures, the true storage junkie is always looking for a simpler, better, and more secure way of stashing their collection of por...
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virtual-hideout.net Updated: 2014-09-25 04:05:09
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Thecus N5200 Thecus is a company that has a single goal. Provide a place to keep your data safe. Every single product they make is an external device to store your stuff on. Some can only be used on a single system at a time, either through USB 2.0...
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Thecus put in a lot of effort and patience to work with me for this review. Canadian customs have a history of holding their shipments without any reasons given, so they agreed to ship it to and then he shipped it to me (and promptly kicked himself f...
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Just when you thought it wasn't possible to cram any more features into a desktop NAS appliance along comes Thecus and its latest N5200 RouStor. This is the first of its kind to support up to five SATA hard disks and it also brings RAID-6 into the picture...
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If the email and discussion forum postings asking when this review would be posted are any indication, the N5200 has a lot of people excited. Thecus has pushed the envelope—at least for the "prosumer" NAS market—and upped the ante by producing...
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