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Synology | Tower NAS | DS124 | up to 1 HDD/SSD | Realtek | RTD1619B | Processor frequency 1.7 GHz | 1 GB | DDR4

Synology | Tower NAS | DS124 | up to 1 HDD/SSD | Realtek | RTD1619B | Processor frequency 1.7 GHz | 1 GB | DDR4
Code: 71146RME
Manufacturer code: DS124
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Delivery 10-14 w.d.
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Pick up for free in the store in Kaunas (Birželios 23-iosios str. 23g) Rugsėjo 27 d.

Pick up for free in Klaipėda, in the store (Taikos pr. 17) Rugsėjo 27 d.

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DescriptionSynology | Tower NAS | DS124 | up to 1 HDD/SSD | Realtek | RTD1619B | Processor frequency 1.7 GHz | 1 GB | DDR4 description

Secure private cloud

Anywhere and anytime secure access to all your data.

Hassle-free backups

Effortlessly protect files with intuitive tools.

Productivity in the private cloud

DS124 is designed for professionals who want to share, sync and collaborate more efficiently.

Warranty 24 months

Weight 1.275 kg

Delivery time 10-14 w.d.

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Producer(?) Synology
Warranty 24 months
Weight 1.275 kg
Delivery time 10-14 w.d.
Product codes

71146RME DS124 4711174725014

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1. What is the difference between NAS and DAS storage?

A NAS connects to a local network and can be accessed by several computers and other devices. A DAS system connects directly to one computer through USB, Thunderbolt or another interface and is suitable when fast direct data transfer is the main priority.

2. How many drive bays should my NAS have?

A one- or two-bay model is often sufficient for personal use and smaller archives. Photographers, video creators and businesses should consider systems with four or more bays for greater capacity, additional RAID options and easier future expansion.