Synology Disk Station DS3622XS+ - NAS server - 12 bays - SATA 6Gb/s - RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD, RAID F1 - RAM 16 GB - Gigabit Ethernet / 10 Gigabit Ethernet - iSCSI support

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redpill / bios_shim . c:215 > Symbol #104 in mfgBIOS "broadwellnk_synobios" {GetBuzzerCleared} dc 46 a0 ff ff ff ff [47] 0x178 ffffffffa046dc00 HWMONGetThermalSensorFromADT+0x0/0x60 [broadwellnk_synobios]

Plex Test 11 – Synology DS3622xs+ Plex NAS – Jellyfish 1080p 3Mbps H.265 10BIT HDR – HEVC CONVERTED TO H.264 redpill / bios_shim . c:215 > Symbol #105 in mfgBIOS "broadwellnk_synobios" {GetPowerStatus} redpill / bios_shim . c:215 > Symbol #50 in mfgBIOS "broadwellnk_synobios" {micropLogSwitch} redpill / bios_shims_collection . c:79 > mfgBIOS vtable [30] originally (null)< (null)> will now be bios_VTK_SET_PHY_LED_null_zero_int [redpill] redpill / bios_shims_collection . c:79 > mfgBIOS vtable [17] originally (null)< (null)> will now be bios_VTK_SET_GPIO_PIN_BLINK_null_zero_int [redpill]

redpill / bios_shim . c:215 > Symbol #69 in mfgBIOS "broadwellnk_synobios" {__UNIQUE_ID_author4} Extra Notes: So, TECHNICALLY this counts as a ‘high CPU use’ result, BUT playing three 10Mbps HEVC 1080p media files that are being converted in real-time at once is a hefty task and the fact it did this without any pauses still counts as a PASS as far as I am concerned redpill / bios_shims_collection . c:79 > mfgBIOS vtable [34] originally (null)< (null)> will now be bios_VTK_SET_MICROP_ID_null_zero_int [redpill] redpill / bios_shim . c:215 > Symbol #110 in mfgBIOS "broadwellnk_synobios" {HWMONGetThermalSensorFromADT}

ixgbe 0000:07:00.0: 32.000 Gb/s available PCIe bandwidth, limited by 5 GT/s x8 link at 0000:00:01.0 (capable of 63.008 Gb/s with 8 GT/s x8 link) Here is how the Synology DS3622xs+ Plex NAS – Jellyfish 4K 400Mbps H.265 10Bit HDR – HEVC CONVERTED TO H.264 File Performed: