Synology Network Storage Disk Arrays

Synology Other Network Storage Disk Arrays

Short on drive storage? Add Synology other network storage disk arrays to your arsenal and conveniently expand your storage options. These data storage systems offer the right hardware for either hard drives or SSD drives. These sophisticated systems offer many features that make networking seamless and worry-free, including file-sharing.

When it comes to seeking the right enterprise network storage disk arrays, there's one deciding factor that comes into play, which is the interface. Interface means how the computer is actually connected to the drives. In the case of eSATA disk arrays, this is a speedy interface is made for external storage, and often increases performance for optimal efficiency. It's equivalent to a FireWire cable, but you may require an additional card to support it, depending on your system.

Synology ethernet storage arrays are a solid option. Ethernet is built for networking purposes, so the interface is in its element when it comes to disk arrays. Ethernet provide reliable connectivity, as well as versatility. Also known as an RJ45 connector, Ethernet interfaces are perfect for transferring data, and generally reach speeds of up to 100 Mbps. Your preference depends on your specific situation, as well as the size of your network and number of components.

Synology USB 2.0 enterprise networking storage disk arrays are an obvious choice, due to their speed an ease of use. Though they are still not as fast as USB 3.0, they offer dependability and ease of connection. This standard peripheral is widely available, though its speed caps out at 480 Mbps. If that's all the speed you need, it's highly recommended, and is considered the standard when it comes to networking interfaces. Perfect for standard-sized tasks, 2.0 is not only acceptable but the most widely used interface.

Capping out at a superior 5 Gbps, the high-capacity Synology USB 3.0 enterprise network storage disk arrays are the fastest interface available. These options are also backwards-compatible with their 2.0 counterparts, providing some measure of flexibility. Although many people don't require this type of speed, it can come in handy when it comes to larger capacity storage solutions, as data transfers prove to be lightning-quick.