Oubliez Synology, QNAP... ! Montez votre NAS DIY 2026 8 Baies (Tuto TrueNAS) pour MOINS CHER

Today, we're tackling a big project: I'll show you from start to finish how to assemble an ultra-powerful and compact DIY NAS with 8 storage bays! Why pay a fortune for a big-name brand like Synology or QNAP when you can do MUCH better for less? By building your own NAS, you save a lot of money, but more importantly, you maintain complete freedom over your operating system and hardware. You choose components tailored to YOUR specific needs (CPU, motherboard, RAM, etc.). The result: your NAS is 100% upgradeable! And the major advantage compared to traditional brands is that if a component fails, you simply replace the faulty part very easily. No need to throw it away and buy a whole new NAS! No closed ecosystem—you're in charge! It's a tried-and-tested, reliable solution that has been used for years by the tech community. On the agenda: a presentation of the hardware (the magnificent Jonsbo N3 case), a complete assembly, and a step-by-step installation/configuration of TrueNAS to create your own ultra-secure home cloud. 🚀 If this kind of tutorial helps you, don't forget to smash that like button 👍, subscribe, and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don't miss future videos. Tell me in the comments how many terabytes of storage you have at home and whether you prefer DIY or ready-made solutions—I'm curious! 👀 ⏳ VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction, my DIY NAS project 02:19 My 2026 DIY NAS build: Choosing the components 07:07 Detailed presentation of the hardware: (Case, Motherboard, etc.) 19:44 Assembling the NAS 31:31 Installing TrueNAS 34:22 Presentation and basic configuration (Storage pool, Users...) 50:56 Summary and conclusion 📦 THE EQUIPMENT USED IN THE VIDEO (Some of the links below are affiliate links: it doesn't cost you anything extra, but it greatly supports the channel, so thank you to those who use them! ❤️) NAS Case: Jonsbo N3 ➡️ https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/100500... Motherboard: AliExpress Model ➡️ https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/100501... System SSD: Fanxiang 256GB (PCIe 3.0) ➡️ https://amzn.to/40i5quP RAM: 32GB SO-DIMM DDR4 Corsair Vengeance ➡️ https://amzn.to/3OWLF9I Hard Drives (Storage): Refurbished 28TB Seagate HDD ➡️ (Insert your link here) Power Supply: BeQuiet! SFX Power 3 ➡️ https://amzn.to/4lcADZY SATA Cables: ➡️ https://amzn.to/47xZbqH -⚡ Security (Optional but recommended): EATON UPS ➡️ https://amzn.to/4rlryzJ Refurbished 28TB Hard Drive (The one I ordered; the price is very variable at the moment, paid €460 a few weeks ago): https://amzn.to/4ldvEZf 🛠️ SOFTWARE & OS INSTALLATION To install TrueNAS on the machine, you will need a blank USB drive and the following two programs: 1. Download the TrueNAS ISO image (Scale or Core): https://www.truenas.com/download-true... 2. Download Rufus (to create the bootable USB drive): https://rufus.ie/fr/ 💡 How to do it? Plug your USB drive into your Windows PC. Launch Rufus, select the TrueNAS ISO image you just downloaded, choose your USB drive at the top, and click "Start". Once finished, plug the drive into the NAS, boot it from the USB drive (via the BIOS), and follow the on-screen installation instructions! 💬 A QUESTION? A COMMENT? The comments section is there for that! Tell me how many terabytes of storage you have at home, whether you're more of a DIY or commercial NAS person, or simply ask your questions if you're stuck on a step of the installation. I read everything and answer as many people as possible! 👇 Thanks for watching the video, and see you soon for the next project! 🛠️💻 !-------------------------------------------- To follow LaRevueGeek - A site for Geeks... but not only that !--------------------------------------------- S I T E W E B: https://www.larevuegeek.com I N S T A G R A M:   / larevuegeek.off   F A C E B O O K:   / larevuegeek   T W I T T E R:   / larevuegeek   Y O U T U B E:    / @larevuegeek   #NAS #TrueNAS #NASTutorial #DIY #JonsboN3 #Tech #Storage #HomeServer #Hardware #QNAP #Synology Join this channel to get benefits Exclusive:    / @larevuegeek