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Legion Hardware » Articles » Synology DiskStation DS713+ and DX513

Synology DiskStation DS713+ and DX513
[Posted by: Steve]
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Today we are checking out the Synology DiskStation DS713+ as well as the optional DX513 expansion unit. The DS713+ is powered by an Intel Atom D2700 dual-core processor and features a 1GB memory buffer while the DX513 expands storage from 2-bays to a more impressive 7-bays. These hardware specifications should make the DS713+ quite snappy and the ability to support Link Aggregation should help maximize performance of the dual bay NAS device...

Overall we are impressed with the build quality, design, performance and features of the Synology DS713+. Meanwhile the DX513 expansion unit makes it possible to increase storage without sacrificing performance, though it’s probably not the most cost effective way to get 7-bay support. Still, this is a flexible solution for growing businesses or professionals that cannot afford to cough up $800+ right off the bat for the larger devices.

01/20/2013
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Posted on: 01/21/2013 09:22 PM
Looks good - like the last few models but I am not sure its worth $100 more than the DS712. I expect they will phase that model out soon and drop the DS713 down in price. At least I hope that's what they will do :)

BaZ



Posted on: 01/22/2013 10:55 AM
I agree looks very good but why is there no USB 3.0 on the front for gods sake??? Other than that the software side of things looks amazing.

RealDeal



Posted on: 01/31/2013 03:30 AM
Thanks for the review it was very in-depth. I would like to buy the DS2413+ but I want to know more about the true performance before I buy it. Are you going to review this model as well?

paulT



Posted on: 02/06/2013 10:07 PM
good little box. I really like how the storage can be expanded down the track without having to shelve the unit.

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