UGREEN NASync DXP6800 Pro
- CPU
- Intel Core i5-1235U
- RAM
- 8 GB max 64 GB
- Network
- 2 × 10GbE
- M.2 / PCIe
- 2 / 1
Model 25897
Model 25897
Fill all 6 bays in RAID 5 and you keep 83% of the raw space, losing one drive's worth to parity. Or go RAID 6 for two-drive protection and still keep 67%, which is where we'd lean once the drives are 16 TB or bigger and a rebuild takes the best part of a day. (Still not a backup, though.) Being x86, it'll run Docker containers and Plex or Jellyfin without hunting for ARM builds. RAM goes to 64 GB. You also get two 10GbE ports built in, handy if your desktop or switch already does 10 gig.
The two M.2 slots take NVMe drives for a cache or a small fast pool.
These are decimal TB, the way drive boxes count them, and Windows will show roughly 9% less. Got a mix of sizes? Put your own drives in the calculator and it'll work out the layers.
| Each drive | RAID 5 (1 parity) | RAID 6 (2 parity) |
|---|---|---|
| 4 TB × 6 | 20 TB ≈ 18.2 TiB | 16 TB ≈ 14.6 TiB |
| 8 TB × 6 | 40 TB ≈ 36.4 TiB | 32 TB ≈ 29.1 TiB |
| 12 TB × 6 | 60 TB ≈ 54.6 TiB | 48 TB ≈ 43.7 TiB |
| 16 TB × 6 | 80 TB ≈ 72.8 TiB | 64 TB ≈ 58.2 TiB |
| 20 TB × 6 | 100 TB ≈ 90.9 TiB | 80 TB ≈ 72.8 TiB |
| 24 TB × 6 | 120 TB ≈ 109.1 TiB | 96 TB ≈ 87.3 TiB |
Taken from UGREEN's own spec page, and "Not published" means they don't list it.
Sources: ai-uk.ugreen.com