server or nas please advise

[Captain_Slick]

Nope.

Just that IcyBox's own NAS products don't even have info of what processor they use on their website, and reviews of them from 2008 show a pretty horrid interface as well as sub 10Mb/s transfer speeds. They're cheap for a reason.

A thread about their 4220 model on a certain well known AV forum also lists them as being quite temperamental and unreliable.

 

[Captain_Slick]

EDIT - Found out it does in fact do this, hurrah.

It does, but only as RAID 0. You need to set up a seperate RAID 0 volume on each disk apparently - or across all as per usual RAID 0. Bit rubbish, but there you go.