…SSDs , and the performance was consistently subpar compared to other Multi-Gig routers, averaging around 30MB/s. At these rates, you definitely want a real NAS server for your network storage needs…
…I want to add that this is not a huge deal since a 3.5-inch hard drive is the best storage in this case: it’s affordable, spacious, and more than…
…As usual, I also tested the router’s USB port’s network-attached storage function. When hosting a portable SSD via a wired connection, the RT-BE92U delivered a sustained speed of…
…Practical, compact, and rugged design; runs cool and quiet Cons Only two 10Gbps ports, no built-in cellular modem, no NVMe or SATA drive support for storage Modest dual-band Wi-Fi…
…Storage space, such as a 32GB thumb drive, a 128GB microSD card, or a 4TB SSD. Data copy speed per second (often MB/s or GB/s ). For example, a USB 3…
…Consequently, a UniFi console offers ample built-in storage or options to add storage, including a microSD card slot, an M.2 SSD slot, or a standard SATA drive bay. While many…
…Finally, when hosting a portable SSD, the ZenWiFi BT8 had terrible network storage performance in my trial, even worse than that of the BT10, with the real-word writing speed averaging around…
…Most importantly, get SSD storage for the NAS or at least use SSD caching. More in this post . 160Gbps capacity means that’s the total bandwidth the switch can handle at any…
…What was most disappointing was the Nighthawk RS200’s network-attached storage performance. When hosting a portable SSD via its USB 3.0 port via a 2.5Gbps connection, it averaged less…
…In fact, compared to the Netgear Orbi RBE770 , which is similar in Wi-Fi specs, it’s a much better deal, offering significa ntly more. The table below shows their detailed hardware…
