u/FellowshipOfTheJedi1

Hello. Earlier today my Asustor NAS died. I'm in the process of making it sure it isn't change the power cable that caused it but in the chance it isn't as simple I'm thinking of changing from Asustor to Synology (Asustor has given me issues here and there and whenever I look for a fix everyone just says get Synology) and I've had a little bit of a look. Right now I'm thinking of going for the Synology DiskStation DS225+. All I use it for is mainly TV shows and movies most of them at 1080P but some at 4K (which I play through Plex and Jellyfin) and sometimes music. I haven't put any photos or documents in it. Will this NAS be enough?
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I had an Asustor NAS for about a year (bought of Marketplace) but this afternoon it died. Is there a way to check that my harddrives are okay?
Also just wondering what people think is a good NAS brand? I didn't mind Asustor but it did give me some issues here and there so just thinking if I have to get a new one might as well check something else out.
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Hello everyone. I downloaded American Truck Simulator on the steam deck today after watching videos and reading about how well it plays. I get into the start screen but then when I go to load the game that I was playing on my PC the load bar goes back half way and then it crashes to my library. I tried changing it to proton experimental which I read may help but it still crashes. This is the biggest game I've tried to play on the deck but since other people got it working thought I'd give it a try but so far no luck. Thank you