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What's your end goal? Power consumption? You can easily put together a PC capable of running FreeNAS for ~$250-300, not including the cost of hard drives. At a current price of $150 for 3TB drives, figure out how much storage you want, what configuration you want it in, and there's your price.

For example, a 4x3TB RAID-Z1 will cost you $600 and give you 9TB of space, or you could spend $300 on 2x3TB for 3TB in a mirrored configuration or 6TB in a striped (non-redundant) configuration. You'll have to sacrifice footprint/form factor (you'll be getting a mid-tower ATX system for that price), but compared to prebuilt NAS solutions running $400+ without disks right now, FreeNAS seems a better deal cost-wise and functionality-wise. What's your end goal? Power consumption? You can easily put together a PC capable of running FreeNAS for ~$250-300, not including the cost of hard drives. At a current price of $150 for 3TB drives, figure out how much storage you want, what configuration you want it in, and there's your price. For example, a 4x3TB RAID-Z1 will cost you $600 and give you 9TB of space, or you could spend $300 on 2x3TB for 3TB in a mirrored configuration or 6TB in a striped (non-redundant) configuration.

You'll have to sacrifice footprint/form factor (you'll be getting a mid-tower ATX system for that price), but compared to prebuilt NAS solutions running $400+ without disks right now, FreeNAS seems a better deal cost-wise and functionality-wise.

Upgrading All Firmware on your Iomega IX2 or IX4 NAS Device. The ‘Update’ icon you’ll be presented with a screen that shows the current firmware revision and a link to the ‘Iomega Software Update Web Site’. We’ve got a problem with our Iomega EMC StorCenter ix4 NAS drive.

Hello I realise that my NAS is not on the supported NAS devices to run Plex however I am curious if I could install Plex onto an Iomega ix-200 NAS device. At the moment my movies and TV shows are on my NAS device which I can access from all my computers at home both Windows and Android. At the moment I am using my Window's 7 computer to run Plex by accessing my stuff on the NAS box. I very much would like to cut out the middle man and turn off my power hungry computer and use Plex to access my stuff on the NAS box.

As far as I can make out my NAS runs on a modified form of Debian, so would it play nicely with the Plex software? I have very rudamentary skills at computer stuff, however I am willing to give anything a try. Any help or advice would be most appreciated. I’d also be interested in whether this would be viable to run less demanding media. More specifically, I have a Lenovo IX200 NAS that’s no longer being used. I’m interested in maybe storing the animated movies in my collection on it, basically creating a local, one-room “server” for my grandkids to access when they stay with me.

My biggest concern is that the processor in it isn’t strong enough for the decoding that would be required. The animated movies in my collection: 124 @ 1080p 52 @ 720p 33 @ SD Powered by, best viewed with JavaScript enabled.