[CB3874]

Hello,
 
Can someone recommend a NAS drive that has USB ports? I had a ED MyBook Live that took forever to copy & paste media to and was buggy?
 
Thanks !
 
CB

 

[CB3874]

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[skimminst]

Most USB based NAS are not this good: buy some more pro

 
I work with a bunch of NAS professionals they love Synology's NAS (except ot the USB stations -they are not this good!)
 
Somehow cheaper and with a lot of nice audio server features (like a build in server for Logitech's Squeezebox): Netgear ReadyNAS duo V2
 

 

[firev1]

Synology's NAS solutions are great NAS but generally cost a arm and leg(to me)
Buffalo's NAS has good performance for the price but user interface sucks for stuff like the linkstation series. Cloudstation is better but less flexible in functionality.

 

[CB3874]

I'm looking for a NAS with a UBS port to import my media in one swoop. Importing over the wireless network took too long and would crash often.

 

[deathzero34]

There not much that can be done about the speed. If you consider that the throughput of the disk inside the case is the slowest thing in any computer/network. If you want to gain speed you would need to go for a raid system or SSD and even there the USB connection is not the best for the job. But even if your new equipment can take 100MB/sec your old one probably can T output such speed. (edit:format and extra though)