Synology has a nice line of NAS devices that are great for SOHO and SMBs. The only drawback is that midrange NAS aren’t typically built with maximum performance and network speed in mind. Thanks to a new add-in card, now they don’t have to be. With the introduction of the Synology E10M20-T1 AIC, users can get much higher I/O and bandwidth with one card. For bandwidth, the E10M20-T1 comes with a 10GbE port, drastically upping the I/O from a NAS that has GbE onboard. On top of the enhanced network performance, the card comes with two NVMe SSD slots for M.2 drives (2280 and 22110 form factors). This gives users high I/O performances and adds two NVMe slots for SSD cache without giving up to drive bays. That way users can load up their NAS with high capacity HDDs and still have an SSD cache.

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Designed for select models of their NAS arrays, the M2D20 M.2 Adapter Card from Synology will supercharge the I/O performance of your NAS. The multi-queue capability of NVMe SSDs benefits latency-sensitive applications such as photo indexing, file search, and virtualization deployments.

Built as a PCIe card with a low profile and full-height form factor, the M2D20 has M.2 slots, each of which supports an M.2 2280 or 22110 SSD. Another advantage of creating an SSD cache via a PCIe card, as compared to using your array’s 2.5″ drive bays, is that the 2.5″ bays on your array are still available for file storage. The M2D20 interfaces with your compatible NAS using a PCIe 3.0 x8 host bus interface and uses a PCIe NVMe storage interface.

• For Select Synology NAS Units
• Create an SSD Cache via PCIe
• Dual M.2 2280/22110 Slots
• PCIe 3.0 x8 Host Bus Interface
• Low Profile and Full Bracket

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Synology SNV3000 series NVMe SSD is designed to handle tough caching workloads in a 24/7 multi-user environment. Its durable I/O performance boosts system responsiveness and speeds up the handling of frequent access data, providing a streamlined storage experience while minimizing service disruptions to your  NAS.

Built for system cache, the SNV3000 series pushes up random I/O performance and reduces latency in demanding 24/7 environments. Featuring end-to-end data protection, the SNV3000 series safeguards data integrity over the entire transfer path.

• M.2 2280 NVMe SSD, tailored for NAS with built-in M.2 slots.
• High Performance – Over 205,000/40,000 sustained 4K random read/write IOPS for demanding I/O.
• Enterprise-Grade Endurance – Suitable for intensive caching workloads at up to 500 TBW.
• Robust Data Protection – End-to-end data protection ensures data integrity.
• Proven interoperability with Synology systems through rigorous validation.

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(SYNOLOGY) Enjoy a smooth migration to high-speed 10Gbps Ethernet. E10G18-T2 delivers superior transmission performance with the capability to offload packet processing and free up CPU resources for more tasks. It supports IEEE 802.3an/ab (10GBASE-T/1000BASE-T) and 802.3x with dual RJ-45 connectors, providing a total data rate of 20Gbps using standard CAT6 or better UTP cabling connections. Features such as Link Aggregation, Jumbo Frame, TSO, and TCP/UDP/IP Checksum offloading satisfy most workloads requiring high performance, making E10G18-T2 an ideal and economical solution for 10Gbps networking adoption.

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Equipped with an RJ-45 connector and supports IEEE 802.3an/bz (10GBASE-T/NBASE-T) and 802.3x, Synology E10G18-T1 helps you smoothly migrate to a 10GbE networking environment with your existing infrastructure. Supporting backward compatibility and auto-negotiation between 10Gbps, 5Gbps, 2.5Gbps, 1Gbps, and 100Mbps, E10G18-T1 is an economic solution to overcome the data transmission bottleneck for small businesses and home users.

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Breakthrough network bandwidth bottlenecks with the dual-port E10G17-F2 10GbE SFP+ add-in card. Featuring CPU offloading, RDMA over Ethernet support¹, E10G17-F2 satisfies the demands for high-performance computing on your server

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