Asustor AS6404T 4-bay NAS Review

1. Introduction2. Asustor AS6404T / Packaging & Bundle3. Asustor AS6404T / Design4. ADM 3.05. Usability6. Testing Methodology7. CrystalDiskMark8. ATTO Disk Benchmark9. Intel NASPT10. IOMETER11. Encryption Performance12. Real Life File Testing13. Power Consumption14. Closing Thoughts15. View All Pages

   

The Asustor AS6404T ships in a fairly large box with an image of the unit alongside what appears to be its dual-core sibling, the AS6104T (there are no drive bay locks on the second image). There is also a row of icons informing you that this is more than just a storage device, something you can say about most of today's NAS devices, and three icons informing that the AS6404T supports Windows, Mac OS (OS X 10.6 onwards) and Linux. The rear of the box is covered by multilingual resumes of some of the AS6404T’s features.

   

One side of the box has a small specifications panel, a list of what is in the box and information about the mobile apps that are available for the AS6404T. The other side of the box has information about the ADM OS and the Surveillance Center app.

Inside the accessories box, there is a Delta Electronics DPS-90AB-3 90W AC adapter, a pair of Ethernet cables, a selection of screws for both 3.5″ and 2.5″ drive installations, a quick installation guide and a software CD.

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