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title: "FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X, 6 Bay All-Flash NVMe NAS, AMD Ryzen Quad-Core CPU, 8GB DDR5 ECC RAM, 10GbE, USB4, Enterprise Grade for Enthusiasts, Network Attached Storage (Diskless)"
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# 6x PCIe 4.0 NVMe slots 10GbE ultra-fast networking AMD Ryzen Quad-Core 3.8GHz FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X, 6 Bay All-Flash NVMe NAS, AMD Ryzen Quad-Core CPU, 8GB DDR5 ECC RAM, 10GbE, USB4, Enterprise Grade for Enthusiasts, Network Attached Storage (Diskless)

**Brand:** asustor
**Price:** R43056
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your storage game with the FS6806X — where speed meets silence and power meets precision.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X, 6 Bay All-Flash NVMe NAS, AMD Ryzen Quad-Core CPU, 8GB DDR5 ECC RAM, 10GbE, USB4, Enterprise Grade for Enthusiasts, Network Attached Storage (Diskless) by asustor
- **How much does it cost?** R43056 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asustor enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asustor brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing NVMe Speed:** Harness 6 M.2 NVMe SSD slots with PCIe 4.0 for lightning-fast IOPS and near-zero latency—perfect for pro workflows.
- • **Rock-Solid Data Integrity:** 8GB DDR5 ECC RAM guarantees error-free, stable operation—critical for mission-critical creative and business data.
- • **Whisper-Quiet Studio Ready:** All-flash NVMe design means silent, low-heat operation—ideal for noise-sensitive professional environments.
- • **Powerhouse Ryzen Performance:** Quad-core AMD Ryzen CPU turbocharged to 3.8GHz ensures seamless multitasking and heavy-duty virtualization.
- • **Enterprise-Grade Connectivity:** Built-in 10GbE networking accelerates massive file transfers and collaborative 4K/8K editing with zero bottlenecks.

## Overview

The Asustor FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X is a 6-bay all-flash NVMe NAS featuring a powerful AMD Ryzen quad-core 3.8GHz CPU, 8GB DDR5 ECC memory, and 10GbE networking. Designed for professional creators and enterprises, it delivers ultra-low latency, high IOPS, and silent operation. Its flexible RAID support and enterprise-grade data integrity make it ideal for demanding 4K/8K workflows, virtualization, and large-scale backups. Note: Diskless unit requires user-installed NVMe SSDs.

## Description

desertcart.com: Asustor FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X, 6 Bay All-Flash NVMe NAS, AMD Ryzen Quad-Core CPU, 8GB DDR5 ECC RAM, 10GbE, USB4, Enterprise Grade for Enthusiasts, Network Attached Storage (Diskless) : Electronics

Review: Great... so far - So far everything works good. It's expensive NAS but depends on your priorities. I needed something really quiet and I think this device achieves that. That being said you still can hear electronics but I keep it where I keep other devices (e.g. router) and it is not disturbing me at all (although it's other room where I watch movies. Functionality wise is not the same as mature SW from other vendors. However, it has everything what I need so can't complain. The only downside I do believe that NVMe heatsink should really be included and not sold separately. If something changes in next months of usage to be negative I will update my comment
Review: Think twice before buying Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X, 12 Bay All M.2 SSD NAS - UPDATE July 2025: . After owning this device for few months (it wasn't actively used after initial transfer of about 12TB worth of data to it for backup/DR recovery purposes), time to update the original review below. Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X is ridiculously overpriced for this lightweight flimsy plastic box and internals. It is running hot on fans set to Auto but at least it is very quiet. I've seen my SSDs hitting 70°C (50-55°C while idle) and the CPU/system reports about 55°C during normal use which is a bit high for my liking. What you have to be aware that this NAS is very picky about the memory (especially ECC memory) so even if the NAS boots up and ADM works it doesn't mean that it may not have some weird problems such as random crashes. Run the memtest and keep the OEM memory module until you're sure the upgrade memory works as Asustor support will put all blame on it if your NAS crashes. Asustor sells two brands of memory only - their own and PHS-branded memory that is listed as compatible which limits our choice for memory modules from popular brands such as Crucial, Kingston, OWC or Nemix that cost 3 times less. So the 600 USD upgrade cost to 32GB ECC memory (to get a matching pair of 16GB ECC SODIMMs) will cost you almost the half of the current price of FS6812X!!! It is plain and simply ridiculous and completely unjustified. I can have the same 32GB ECC memory from Nemix for 150 bucks, or Kingston for 200. Another thing to be aware is that because of limited PCIe lanes engineers had to make hard decisions how to spread these between all internal slots. As a result, not all SSDs you're going to install on this NAS will get the same speed regardless what SSD you're using: these installed on port #9 and #10 will be limited to around 800-900Mbps simply because these Gen 3x1 ports theoretical maximum bandwidth is 1 GB/s: Port #1: Gen 4x4 Port #2 through 4: Gen 4x2 Port #5 though 8: Gen 4x1 Port #9 and 10: Gen 3x1 Port #11: Gen 3x2 Port #12: Gen 3x4 So it makes no sense to use fastest possible NVMe SSDs for this NAS - they simply can't reach their maximum speed except when used on Gen 4x4 slots and even then the bottleneck will be 10GbE LAN interface. Rather, use single-sided and most power efficient ones. Asustor support is slow to respond. I have an open ticket regarding the crashes for 7 days (most of the troubleshooting I did on my own) and the only thing the support did was to downgrade the ADM to older version. I am also awaiting the support to troubleshoot the issue with Network LED light on top of the unit that is off when LAN1 or LAN2 is connected to 10Gbit switch port (it is lit if the port is 2.5GbE). I noticed this issue on ADM 5.0.0.RJG2 but it could be from earlier version of software. I will revisit this review later once these issues are resolved one way or another. I am also waiting to Asustor support to provide instructions on how to roll back to previous version of ADM without opening a support ticket. Asustor support insists the NAS should be online, tied up to Asustor ID (which means it should be authenticated against my account), and root level credentials provided to support person so they can "prepare" the NAS prior to rollback. I do not want to wait days every time I want to switch ADM version so it has to be a way to do so over SSH offline once I have the desired ADM image downloaded. I have a ticket open with Asustor regarding this. Honestly, I regret this purchase, at least at this price. Specs-wise, this should be a decent NAS but cheap and flimsy plastic housing, crippled hardware, insufficient cooling, plastic pins that hold SSDs in place that easily break, ugly "modern" industrial case design, and some compatibility problems paired with slow and inactive support are not really building confidence in this model and brand as a whole. ------------------------------------------ NOVEMBER 2024 initial review: ------------------------------------------ This initial review is for Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X, 12 Bay All M.2 SSD NAS purchased in Nov. 2024. I was looking to add all-flash NAS to my venerable (mixed HDD+SATA SSD + U2 NVMe) QNAP TS-h973AX, mainly to find a use for 12 2TB Samsung 970 EVO/EVO Plus SSDs I had left from my previous homelabs and laptops. Gen 1 of FLASHSTOR had only one 10G network port that was too risky to my liking and very underpowered CPU so when I saw that there is a Gen 2 FLASHSTOR that has much more potent AMD QC Ryzen CPU with 20 PCIe lanes and two 10Gbit interfaces I decided to try it out. There are not many devices for all-flash storage in this price range anyway (and I think the 1.5 Cleveland banknotes I paid for it is ridiculously high price for this lightweight plastic) but it works well with above mentioned SSDs and it is much quieter than my QNAP filled with 5x 18TB WD HDDs, two 8TB SATA SSDs, and two 15TB Micron U2s. The FS6812X came with single DSL 16GB DDR5 5600 CL46 ECC memory stick (D5XH2G081SH56B-BC) which I upgraded to 2x Kingston Technology 16GB 4800MT/S DDR5 ECC CL40 SODIMM 1RX8 Hynix A (KSM48T40BS8KI-16HA) (WARNING: this memory may not be 100% compatible as I experienced systems crashes I am still trying to troubleshoot) could as I think will be the proper configuration to have a few applications and containers running on this NAS. Please note that FS6812X uses ECC DDR5 which is a good think if one cares for their data (standard DDR5 has some error correction but not the full ECC). Whole NAS feels cheap, well, because it is made of plastic (I feel the power supply is heavier than the NAS itself) and it is getting pretty hot even with fans running on Auto. I wish it had a metal frame with some plastic for longevity since I am used to Synology and QNAP devices that last well over 10 years, and I am not sure if ASUS will not disintegrate much sooner. You'll definitely need Asustor AS-HK1 M.2 Heatsinks since even PCIe Gen 3 M.2 SSDs are getting hot (I saw them hitting 70C while running initialization or intensive R/W). You can adjust the brightness of all LEDs on the NAS, or turn them off completely if you have the NAS serving you MKVs in your living room :-) ADM v.5x is relatively polished and although it cannot compare to Synology's DSM and QNAP's QuTS hero, it serves the purpose and allows you to manage the storage with ease. Some people are even installing custom OS so having a choice is always welcome. Speaking of memory, this reminds me that this device supports (officially) 64GB ECC DDR5 but I saw that some folks tested and confirmed that it works with 96GB DDR5 (non-ECC). I can't image what they'll be using so much memory for on this systems (since the CPU is quad core and not that powerful to run multiple virtual machines and 300 containerized applications) but hey, who knows, it might be good for something that does not require too much compute but will benefit if loaded into the RAM for faster access. Some people complain about this NAS not working with Mac over Thunderbolt 4. Well, it is NOT TB4/USB4 enclosure, it is a NAS (network attached storage) so does not expect it to work and show you your file shares by directly connecting it to your Mac via TB4 cable! I do not have any numbers yet about speed in this configuration as I literally just assembled the NAS and set one 20TB RAID5 volume on it. I hope I can return back and update this review once I have used the NAS for a while.

## Features

- [All-Flash NVMe NAS Designed for Extreme Performance] Built with six M.2 NVMe SSD slots supporting PCIe 4.0, the FS6806X delivers ultra-fast all-flash storage performance with exceptional IOPS, low latency, and rapid file access for demanding professional workloads. Ideal for video editing, virtualization, and high-speed enterprise storage environments.
- [AMD Ryzen Embedded Processor for Professional Workloads] Powered by the AMD Ryzen Embedded V3C14 quad-core 6nm processor with boost speeds up to 3.8GHz, providing powerful multitasking performance for content creation, collaborative workflows, Docker containers, virtual machines, and intensive data processing applications.
- [10GbE High-Speed Networking for Large File Transfers] Integrated 10-Gigabit Ethernet enables ultra-fast network performance for large-scale backups, 4K/8K media workflows, collaborative editing environments, and enterprise-grade data transfer. Perfect for creators and businesses requiring high-bandwidth storage access.
- [8GB DDR5 ECC Memory for Data Integrity & Stability] Comes with 8GB DDR5 ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory, ensuring enhanced system stability, automatic error correction, and improved data reliability—critical for professional, creative, and enterprise-level workloads.
- [Optimized for 4K/8K Content Creation] Designed for creators and studios working with high-resolution video editing, supporting Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, and large media libraries with SSD-level performance and responsiveness.
- [Silent All-Flash Design for Professional Environments] NVMe-only architecture ensures silent operation, minimal vibration, and low heat output, making it ideal for studios, offices, and production environments where noise control is essential.
- [Flexible RAID Storage & Enterprise Reliability] Supports multiple RAID configurations (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD), providing scalable performance, redundancy, and enterprise-level data protection for mission-critical storage environments.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DKJG5QXS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #45 in Network Attached Storage (NAS) Enclosures |
| Brand | Asustor |
| Built-In Media | Quick Start Guide |
| CPU Model Number | V3C14 |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 8 GB |
| Cache Size | 8 GB |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Server, Desktop, Laptop |
| Connectivity Technology | Ethernet, USB |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 52 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 10 years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04710474831685 |
| Graphics Card Interface | Integrated |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Gráficos integrados |
| Hard Disk Description | 6x M.2 NVMe SSD slots (capacity configurable via user-installed drives) |
| Hard Disk Interface | NVMe |
| Hardware Interface | Ethernet, USB |
| Item Dimensions | 12.2 x 12.99 x 3.54 inches |
| Item Weight | 775 g |
| Manufacturer | Asustor |
| Memory Clock Speed | 4800 MHz |
| Memory Speed | 4800 mt_s |
| Model Name | FS6806X |
| Model Number | FS6806X |
| Operating System | ASUSTOR Data Master (ADM) |
| Personal Computer Design Type | Computer Tower |
| Personal computer design type | Computer Tower |
| Power Plug Type | Type G |
| Processor Count | 4 |
| RAM Memory Installed | 8 GB |
| RAM Type | DDR5 RAM |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 8 GB |
| Style Name | Flashstor Gen2 |
| Total Usb Ports | 5 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Asustor
- **Cache Size:** 8 GB
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Ethernet, USB
- **Graphics Coprocessor:** Gráficos integrados
- **Included Components:** Quick Start Guide
- **Model Name:** FS6806X
- **Operating System:** ASUSTOR Data Master (ADM)
- **Personal computer design type:** Computer Tower
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 8 GB

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great... so far
*by A***M on December 25, 2025*

So far everything works good. It's expensive NAS but depends on your priorities. I needed something really quiet and I think this device achieves that. That being said you still can hear electronics but I keep it where I keep other devices (e.g. router) and it is not disturbing me at all (although it's other room where I watch movies. Functionality wise is not the same as mature SW from other vendors. However, it has everything what I need so can't complain. The only downside I do believe that NVMe heatsink should really be included and not sold separately. If something changes in next months of usage to be negative I will update my comment

### ⭐ Think twice before buying Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X, 12 Bay All M.2 SSD NAS
*by S***. on December 7, 2024*

UPDATE July 2025: . After owning this device for few months (it wasn't actively used after initial transfer of about 12TB worth of data to it for backup/DR recovery purposes), time to update the original review below. Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X is ridiculously overpriced for this lightweight flimsy plastic box and internals. It is running hot on fans set to Auto but at least it is very quiet. I've seen my SSDs hitting 70°C (50-55°C while idle) and the CPU/system reports about 55°C during normal use which is a bit high for my liking. What you have to be aware that this NAS is very picky about the memory (especially ECC memory) so even if the NAS boots up and ADM works it doesn't mean that it may not have some weird problems such as random crashes. Run the memtest and keep the OEM memory module until you're sure the upgrade memory works as Asustor support will put all blame on it if your NAS crashes. Asustor sells two brands of memory only - their own and PHS-branded memory that is listed as compatible which limits our choice for memory modules from popular brands such as Crucial, Kingston, OWC or Nemix that cost 3 times less. So the 600 USD upgrade cost to 32GB ECC memory (to get a matching pair of 16GB ECC SODIMMs) will cost you almost the half of the current price of FS6812X!!! It is plain and simply ridiculous and completely unjustified. I can have the same 32GB ECC memory from Nemix for 150 bucks, or Kingston for 200. Another thing to be aware is that because of limited PCIe lanes engineers had to make hard decisions how to spread these between all internal slots. As a result, not all SSDs you're going to install on this NAS will get the same speed regardless what SSD you're using: these installed on port #9 and #10 will be limited to around 800-900Mbps simply because these Gen 3x1 ports theoretical maximum bandwidth is 1 GB/s: Port #1: Gen 4x4 Port #2 through 4: Gen 4x2 Port #5 though 8: Gen 4x1 Port #9 and 10: Gen 3x1 Port #11: Gen 3x2 Port #12: Gen 3x4 So it makes no sense to use fastest possible NVMe SSDs for this NAS - they simply can't reach their maximum speed except when used on Gen 4x4 slots and even then the bottleneck will be 10GbE LAN interface. Rather, use single-sided and most power efficient ones. Asustor support is slow to respond. I have an open ticket regarding the crashes for 7 days (most of the troubleshooting I did on my own) and the only thing the support did was to downgrade the ADM to older version. I am also awaiting the support to troubleshoot the issue with Network LED light on top of the unit that is off when LAN1 or LAN2 is connected to 10Gbit switch port (it is lit if the port is 2.5GbE). I noticed this issue on ADM 5.0.0.RJG2 but it could be from earlier version of software. I will revisit this review later once these issues are resolved one way or another. I am also waiting to Asustor support to provide instructions on how to roll back to previous version of ADM without opening a support ticket. Asustor support insists the NAS should be online, tied up to Asustor ID (which means it should be authenticated against my account), and root level credentials provided to support person so they can "prepare" the NAS prior to rollback. I do not want to wait days every time I want to switch ADM version so it has to be a way to do so over SSH offline once I have the desired ADM image downloaded. I have a ticket open with Asustor regarding this. Honestly, I regret this purchase, at least at this price. Specs-wise, this should be a decent NAS but cheap and flimsy plastic housing, crippled hardware, insufficient cooling, plastic pins that hold SSDs in place that easily break, ugly "modern" industrial case design, and some compatibility problems paired with slow and inactive support are not really building confidence in this model and brand as a whole. ------------------------------------------ NOVEMBER 2024 initial review: ------------------------------------------ This initial review is for Asustor FLASHSTOR 12 Pro Gen2 FS6812X, 12 Bay All M.2 SSD NAS purchased in Nov. 2024. I was looking to add all-flash NAS to my venerable (mixed HDD+SATA SSD + U2 NVMe) QNAP TS-h973AX, mainly to find a use for 12 2TB Samsung 970 EVO/EVO Plus SSDs I had left from my previous homelabs and laptops. Gen 1 of FLASHSTOR had only one 10G network port that was too risky to my liking and very underpowered CPU so when I saw that there is a Gen 2 FLASHSTOR that has much more potent AMD QC Ryzen CPU with 20 PCIe lanes and two 10Gbit interfaces I decided to try it out. There are not many devices for all-flash storage in this price range anyway (and I think the 1.5 Cleveland banknotes I paid for it is ridiculously high price for this lightweight plastic) but it works well with above mentioned SSDs and it is much quieter than my QNAP filled with 5x 18TB WD HDDs, two 8TB SATA SSDs, and two 15TB Micron U2s. The FS6812X came with single DSL 16GB DDR5 5600 CL46 ECC memory stick (D5XH2G081SH56B-BC) which I upgraded to 2x Kingston Technology 16GB 4800MT/S DDR5 ECC CL40 SODIMM 1RX8 Hynix A (KSM48T40BS8KI-16HA) (WARNING: this memory may not be 100% compatible as I experienced systems crashes I am still trying to troubleshoot) could as I think will be the proper configuration to have a few applications and containers running on this NAS. Please note that FS6812X uses ECC DDR5 which is a good think if one cares for their data (standard DDR5 has some error correction but not the full ECC). Whole NAS feels cheap, well, because it is made of plastic (I feel the power supply is heavier than the NAS itself) and it is getting pretty hot even with fans running on Auto. I wish it had a metal frame with some plastic for longevity since I am used to Synology and QNAP devices that last well over 10 years, and I am not sure if ASUS will not disintegrate much sooner. You'll definitely need Asustor AS-HK1 M.2 Heatsinks since even PCIe Gen 3 M.2 SSDs are getting hot (I saw them hitting 70C while running initialization or intensive R/W). You can adjust the brightness of all LEDs on the NAS, or turn them off completely if you have the NAS serving you MKVs in your living room :-) ADM v.5x is relatively polished and although it cannot compare to Synology's DSM and QNAP's QuTS hero, it serves the purpose and allows you to manage the storage with ease. Some people are even installing custom OS so having a choice is always welcome. Speaking of memory, this reminds me that this device supports (officially) 64GB ECC DDR5 but I saw that some folks tested and confirmed that it works with 96GB DDR5 (non-ECC). I can't image what they'll be using so much memory for on this systems (since the CPU is quad core and not that powerful to run multiple virtual machines and 300 containerized applications) but hey, who knows, it might be good for something that does not require too much compute but will benefit if loaded into the RAM for faster access. Some people complain about this NAS not working with Mac over Thunderbolt 4. Well, it is NOT TB4/USB4 enclosure, it is a NAS (network attached storage) so does not expect it to work and show you your file shares by directly connecting it to your Mac via TB4 cable! I do not have any numbers yet about speed in this configuration as I literally just assembled the NAS and set one 20TB RAID5 volume on it. I hope I can return back and update this review once I have used the NAS for a while.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works better than my best hopes
*by C***Y on January 11, 2025*

The FS6812x gen2 is an excellent upgrade to the FS6712x. I appreciate the extra CPU capability and more Ram. I have 4 FS6712x with 96TB of SSDs and maximum supported memory (running on the network for over a year). I also have 2 FS6812x with 96TB of SSD and maximum memory. I also use UNRAID NAS on 2U Dell r730 servers. From my Macintosh computers I/O to UNRAID is painfully slow. I copied the complete file structure and files from UNRAID to my FS6712x. From my Macintosh computers the FS6712x and FS6812x over a 1 GBS network (AFP turned on in settings) are almost as fast and the Macintosh internal drives (much faster than accessing the same files on UNRAID). I could not be happier. My FS67/6812x Asustor devices are fast and reliable. I have no issues with WOL ever. FYSA, I connect to the network from a wired (ethernet cable) mac as well as wifi macs. Same result in accessing files. I am upgrading my network to 10GBS so I expect the wired Mac (10GBS) will see even faster access over the network. I recommend these to everyone who is interested in a NAS.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Asustor FLASHSTOR 6 Gen2 FS6806X, 6 Bay All M.2 SSD NAS, AMD Ryzen Quad-Core 2.3GHz, 8GB RAM DDR5, 10GbE Port, USB4 Type-C, Network Attached Storage for Video & Content Creators (Diskless)
- Asustor AS-HK1, M.2 Heatsinks for Flashstor FS67 Series/ FS68 Series/AS-T10G3

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