10GbE RJ-45 network upgrade module for Synology NAS (DS923+, DS723+, DS1522+) - E10G22-T1-Mini

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Decent price for the 10 Gigabit Synology upgrade. Lowest it has been on Amazon according to uk.camelcamelcamel.com is £119.49:

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The Synology E10G22-T1-Mini network upgrade module is designed to easily and quickly upgrade your Synology system with 10GbE connectivity. Simple installation, low implementation cost, and support for nearly any network environment makes it the ideal solution for small businesses and home users looking to maximize the performance potential of their deployments.

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7th Apr
For any techies out there.

I have a old NAS that has loads of media.
The company that made it no longer support it so have lost access.
Is there a way to regain access?

I open the device but it does seem to be a normal HD. Any ideas?
7th Apr
See if you can hook it up to your laptop/PC directly using a USB cable, it may be picked up as an external drive in the first instant and therefore allowing you access.
7th Apr
Any advantage on installing this in a lower end model synology NAS?
7th Apr
Depends on if you have 10gbe networking already? Otherwise you're capped at 1gbe anyway?
7th Apr
Just to day that I have 2 synologys and I put a 10gbe card from amazon by 10GTek in then. It has worked in them all with no problems. Given that they are a third of the price, I'd recommend getting them instead. (edited)
7th Apr
was it also mini or just standard PCI?
7th Apr
Great price. Hope Amazon price matches. A bit annoying these models do not have this as standard feature.
7th Apr
I am a complete novice with my first EUFY security camera last year as someone was tampering with my car. Problem is it only takes a 128gb so card which stops working and cannot be formatted so every few months I have to buy a new one. Is this NAS drive thing something I can buy for storage instead?
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7th Apr
> which stops working and cannot be formatted so every few months I have to buy a new one.
This doesn't sound right.
8th Apr
Would I see any benefit of installing this in my Synology within my home network. I mainly run Plex via Nvidia shield from it.
8th Apr
I'd like to know too. I have a 10GbE network ready, but I'm guessing in a home environment with only 4 family members (rarely all writing/reading to the NAS at the same time), will it get any benefits from the extra bandwidth?