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Thecus N2810 Pro 2-Bay NAS Review
Performance: DiskSpd »Performance Summary - Internal & External Storage
This graph shows the overall performance of the NAS in all the tests we conducted using our custom-made software.
Good overall performance, and as you can see, encrypted files don't affect the server's performance significantly.
Performance Comparison Graphs
Let's now compare the performance of the N2810 Pro to that of other NAS devices.
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