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Share your successful ReadyNAS hardware setup
Please post your successful hardware setup you employ with your ReadyNAS so others who are new to the ReadyNAS world can model their environment after yours. Any useful advice for the newbies would b...
Hello,
That's my setup:
Some text on the picture is in Polish but I am pretty confident you will understand everything :)
ADSL router is going to be replaced with Netgear one (with WiFi N) in some time.
Inside PC there are: Athlon 965 BE, 4GB of RAM, Windows 7 x64. Two 160GB drives (mostly for test/backup) and two "primary" 750GB drives. No RAID. So you see I have quite a lot of diskspace in total (~10TB net) :roll:
PC accesories are mostly from Logitech (MX610 mouse, Illuminated keyboard, Wingman Force 3D joystick, Wingman RumblePad gamepad, Driving Force GT steering wheel, S5500 webcam) and some from Creative (2+1 speakers, Aurvana X-Fi Live headphones). Display is Dell's excellent 2209WA.
There's also some home cinema stuff in my setup - 42" Samsung LCD TV, Pioneer DVR and Pioneer receiver, Tannoy 5+1 speakers.
ReadyNAS Duo works both as a file server/print server for my network as well as as a DLNA server for PS3 which I find (except gaming of course) as a very convenient/feature rich multimedia player. Yes, PS3 cannot play MKV's but we have mkv2vob :wink:
Iomega box is quite new piece of hardware in my setup, will probably work as a primary filestore in the future.
Cheers,
Andy
That's my setup:
Some text on the picture is in Polish but I am pretty confident you will understand everything :)
ADSL router is going to be replaced with Netgear one (with WiFi N) in some time.
Inside PC there are: Athlon 965 BE, 4GB of RAM, Windows 7 x64. Two 160GB drives (mostly for test/backup) and two "primary" 750GB drives. No RAID. So you see I have quite a lot of diskspace in total (~10TB net) :roll:
PC accesories are mostly from Logitech (MX610 mouse, Illuminated keyboard, Wingman Force 3D joystick, Wingman RumblePad gamepad, Driving Force GT steering wheel, S5500 webcam) and some from Creative (2+1 speakers, Aurvana X-Fi Live headphones). Display is Dell's excellent 2209WA.
There's also some home cinema stuff in my setup - 42" Samsung LCD TV, Pioneer DVR and Pioneer receiver, Tannoy 5+1 speakers.
ReadyNAS Duo works both as a file server/print server for my network as well as as a DLNA server for PS3 which I find (except gaming of course) as a very convenient/feature rich multimedia player. Yes, PS3 cannot play MKV's but we have mkv2vob :wink:
Iomega box is quite new piece of hardware in my setup, will probably work as a primary filestore in the future.
Cheers,
Andy
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