Characterized by a good quality/price ratio, this NAS Scary with ARM CPU makes the most of ADM features and can accommodate drives of up to 22 TByte.
We are talking about an entry-level two-bay NAS with snapshot support and tailored to the needs of microbusinesses and home offices.
Equipped with a CPU ARM da 1.7 GHzwhich integrates a performant iGPUthe new Drivestor 2 Lite allows you to stream video in high definition without smudges and, more generally, ensures excellent performance in the multimedia field.
Thanks to the large storage space it is able to offer, up to 44 TBthis new proposal from Asustor also represents the ideal choice for those looking for a valid alternative to cloud services, allowing, for example, to archive all the photos and videos of their holidays without having to worry about the space they take up.
The presence of new generation CPUs allows the Drivestor 2 Lite to also guarantee full support for the Btrfs file system which, allowing the creation of data snapshots, allows for quick restoration if necessary. Thanks to snapshots, in fact, it is possible to easily recover accidentally deleted files or previous versions of the documents you are working on.
Finally, the Drivestor 2 Lite, like all the most recent Asustor NAS, can count on the solidity and reliability of the ADM 4.2 operating system, which adopts a proactive approach to data security and which, among the many features, also provides a practical quick start guide, which can help novice users familiarize themselves with the basic functionality of the NAS.
The new Drivestor 2 Lite is available with a retail price of 189.00 Euros including VAT and is covered by a 3-year warranty.
Main technical characteristics CPU: Quad-Core Realtek RTD1619B 1.7 GHz RAM: 1GB DDR4 Storage: 2 x (3.5” SATA HDD) Networking: 1x Gigabit (1G/100M speed) Maximum speed (SMB Multichannel in RAID 1) – 113 MB/s / 113 MB/s Ports: 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x USB 2.0 Maximum capacity 44TB Support RAID 0/1, Single, JBOD Support seamless system migration Support Wake on LAN and Wake on WAN