![Fairly new to Synology (DS920+ since Feb 2022) and mostly use it for backing up my files and as a Plex server. SSD cache is used up 100%. Is this good or Fairly new to Synology (DS920+ since Feb 2022) and mostly use it for backing up my files and as a Plex server. SSD cache is used up 100%. Is this good or](https://preview.redd.it/fairly-new-to-synology-ds920-since-feb-2022-and-mostly-use-v0-9dwi9e09eev81.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=d9354302f0215863aca22dc58e3b9de839f73a9c)
Fairly new to Synology (DS920+ since Feb 2022) and mostly use it for backing up my files and as a Plex server. SSD cache is used up 100%. Is this good or
![Despite most people going against it, my SSD Cache is going strong! DS1019+, 16GB RAM, 970 Pro NVME, 27.27TB volume. Services include, but not limited to: 2-5 VMs, 12 Docker Containers, Emby : r/synology Despite most people going against it, my SSD Cache is going strong! DS1019+, 16GB RAM, 970 Pro NVME, 27.27TB volume. Services include, but not limited to: 2-5 VMs, 12 Docker Containers, Emby : r/synology](https://i.redd.it/p1l0rcaq3ry41.png)
Despite most people going against it, my SSD Cache is going strong! DS1019+, 16GB RAM, 970 Pro NVME, 27.27TB volume. Services include, but not limited to: 2-5 VMs, 12 Docker Containers, Emby : r/synology
![Synology has quietly added support for M.2 SSD volumes. This is a huge deal, as Synology previously allowed these slotted SSD drives for cache purposes only, limiting their utility. : r/synology Synology has quietly added support for M.2 SSD volumes. This is a huge deal, as Synology previously allowed these slotted SSD drives for cache purposes only, limiting their utility. : r/synology](https://external-preview.redd.it/SxLqnMO5UoNdmWxmqGxnw4PguPMcK--wdBqyGLv_wco.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=ffbefef99ed7b22cb991581bc1ce09da0373973e)