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title: "Test domowych serwerów NAS od QNAP, S, WD i Asustora"
url: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/test-domowych-serwerow-nas-od-qnap-s-wd-i-asustora.7896/"
thread_id: 7896
date: "2015-10-08"
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source: "Forum QNAP Polska"
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# Test domowych serwerów NAS od QNAP, S, WD i Asustora

> Source: <https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/test-domowych-serwerow-nas-od-qnap-s-wd-i-asustora.7896/> · Recenzja · Forum QNAP Polska · 2015-10-08

Serwis engadget jak co roku postanowił wykonać test porównawczy domowych serwerów NAS, żeby stwierdzić, która firma obecnie dostarcza najlepsze rozwiązanie dedykowane do domu.

Pod uwagę były brane serwery NAS, które kosztowały bez dysków mniej niż 350 dolarów. Przetestowano pięć różnych modeli QNAP TS-251, Synology DiskStation DS214, Western Digital MyCloud Mirror, Asustor AS-5002T oraz Synology BeyondCloud Mirror.

Zwycięzcą został QNAP TS-251:

> The QNAP TS-251 is the best home NAS for most people who need one. It’s fast, it has powerful hardware and software, and you can connect it directly to your TV or media center via HDMI for fast media playback. Unlike most NAS, you can add RAM later so it’ll stay speedy for years.

Link do pełnego testu: [The best network-attached storage](http://www.engadget.com/2015/09/11/the-best-network-attached-storage/)

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