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Is that due to the Ethernet itself?

So here is another example of the Synology mentality. They updated the DS1800+ series to DS1819+ and it STILL has a stupid Intel Celeron processor. :frusty:

I meant the 400/2.8 III is coming in December.https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1433721-REG/canon_ef_400mm_f_2_8l_is.html

The 400/2.8 II is out soon, then a patent for another 400/2.8, and yet still no new 500/4 since 2012. :mad:

The writes of the 831X are limited to about 220MB/sec. for large files and sometimes are less if the drives are too full. I have no network per se, just direct 10GbE SFP+ connections from NAS to PC. It's even worse with encryption, dropping to 150 or so. :( I blame the Arms CPU, but am not sure.

I have no personal use for any SSD that writes at only 80 GB/sec. However, I'm sure it will be fine for normal people that don't write much. At first I was hoping there would be a $400-500 SSD that could be used as a backup for my 4TB EVO. What a joke. :rofl:

4TB is $800 EVO is currently. I Think $600 is a bit high for the sluggard QVO, but there is little competition. There Are MORE choices in lesser capacities.

Samsung still makes the 4GB 860 Pro, which is in the price range of a theoretical 8TB QVO. It probably doesn't sell well either. The write performance of 80MB/sec. after the SLC buffer is consumed is just terrible...

The Samsung QVO SSD (quadratic level cell) is here? https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-electronics-brings-multi-terabyte-storage-capacities-at-accessible-price-with-860-qvo-ssd

I see speakers, but no headphones.

RIP Bernardo Bertolucci. Another master is gone. :cry:

Write speeds. If not CPU then what?

I want more CPU power.

Is it just me or is Synology not producing much new lately? I'd really like to upgrade to a larger backup unit from the TS-831X v1 and would like to buy another Synology, but there are no good choices. QNAP is frequently producing new models recently. In general there are not many useful...

What are the thoughts on the 10TB Easystorage? They are whites, not REDs but have the same old firmware.

Yeah, that's really not a good idea. :o

I missed this before. :D Awesome!

That is not about durability testing. He destroyed the tablet fairly easily with common hand tools. It obviously was not designed as a ruggedized tablet. :lol: It is interesting to violently disassemble a product so we can see how flimsy it is. I assume they did not have to return it for the...

It's just an excuse to force people to buy new products. I'm really concerned about the adapter + TC stack.

It uses micro USB. The whole thing is a rip-off because they kept the MRSP price the same as the old xb30. This week I bought a second one on sale and will try to synch them. I have to order some long USB cables to keep them plugged in.

I bought an XB31 a couple months ago as there have been issues with the L-R pair of XB30s losing connection with each other. I finally got around to checking it out and there is no included AC power supply. Not only that but it won't pair with either of the XB30s. I suppose S*NY has changed...

There were so few people at work I thought we were closed. It was bizarre.

I see your point. It's just that everyone puts so many details in the product reviews nowadays I did not think it was too personal.

The total weight is low. It works fine on my laptop and I have too many cables already. :)

Bastards. :mad: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/11/amazon-customers-names-and-email-addresses-disclosed-by-website-error/

We are not talking about a native USB thumb drive, but a small enclosure with a USB A plug (e. g., David's link) compared to the USB C enclosure with cable.

It should be the same. There are only a few bridges anyway.

Why?

A case and cable are not all that portable compared to the thumb drive type of case. Maybe I'll put my 2TB EVOs in a USB M.2 case if they ever produce a 4TB drive to replace it. :)

Which is best on the nads?

Look at the impacts of the industrial revolution in Europe and the US or more recently the mass adoption of TV in the mid-20th century. TV was supposed to dull the minds of the children, make them blind, etc. Then in the 70s and 80s it was video games, then computer games, etc. Cultures...

This morning I found the computer at a screen indicating the Windows needed a repair and it kept doing that after each reboot. :( The first time I tried the Macrium the restore didn't work. I don't know if that has anything to do with the web issues.?

The page is completely blank for me. Something is out of whack. :dunno:

The [url=http://www.storageforum.net/forum/newreply.php?do=postreply&t=6694][/B]600/4 IS III is coming soon.

Great. It's far better than the basic GBORAD. :D

Are they out of print discs or why buy used with all the hassles? :(

I use a similar enclosure that is a little smaller. I wouldn't have purchased a 2TB drive just for it, but I had the OEM one from the laptop.

Somehow my reply was in error. I'm not surprised about the burned CDs. That was an issue starting in the 90s when the CD-R arrived in volume. I experienced several of those bogus discs when I was in developing nations. Unfortunately they used some heavy duty wrapping machine and it was not...

Unsubscribe is worthless. It doesn't seem to stop the bastards. :mad:

The eBay and Amazon have sold various expanded capacity battery packs for years. I have three for the dead phone. Of course they can only be made for the phones that support removable batteries. The 5000mAh non-removable battery in the new phone is good for now.

It's like the cell phones, but tires. I try to avoid those frozen countries in the winter.

I don't eat biscuits/cookies. Keyboard has no brackets. :(

I don't know the 8 Oreo but it's possible that the differences are partly attributable to the Chinese phone vs the Korean phones I've used previously. Maybe the Korean phones have a more polished GUI that hides the Oreo Androids. The keyboard and messenger are very annoying. I don't think...

So far the phone is not too bad, but I'm not liking all the Google stuff the Oreos want to shove up my a$$. What do you use for a keyboard? The GBroad really sucks and no other option is pre-installed. Thanks.

How are the pixels relevant other than making the image possibly smoother?

What are you trying to accomplish? :dunno:

So you bought two really short screen displays to stack on top of each other? Are you monitoring some process?

I should have stated provide or something like that. If I can't change it in the back of a Ford, then the viability is limited. Are there companies that will change a battery for a fixed price and not void the warren T? I've heard enough stories that the manufacturers consider the battery to...

If performance is important, buy a small M.2 SSD and put it in a little USB enclosure.