Alternative 10 GbE Network Interface Card (NIC) that works well with Synology NAS

This video will show you some alternative 10 GbE Network Interface Card (NIC) that is fully compatible with Synology NAS that has a PCI-E Expansion slots. Which includes the following: What brand cards to buy? What to look for? The model to choose and other considerations that lends flexibility in the long term, for instance, should get a 10 BaseT card that can take RJ-45 patch cable or card with SFP+ connector? Also remember that SFP+ modules cost money. So lot of considerations to make here. Also in what circumstances should you go with a genuine Synology Card. For this video I used Synology DS1618+ which is a previous generation NAS. The current equivalent drive bays on the market today is DS1621+ The network card that I used is Synology E10M20-T1 which does offer 1 - 10 Base T (Copper CAT 6 or above & RJ-45 connection) along with 2 slots for NVME SSD. https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/E10M20-T1 Why I prefer Synology /watch/ofSYIqf0UTw0Y Backing up Synology /watch/oIMGudNzw0PzG Synology RAM Upgrade benefits /watch/UUBHWv8f2cdfH #PhotographyNAS #NASforPhotography #NAS

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