We should have stuck with OS/2 :)

I have a Corsair K95 RGB Platinum keyboard and I love it. It wasn't that loud to begin with, but I installed dampers on it anyway. It has the macro keys and MX speed switches. If you practice, you can type rapidly by barely touching the keys. Even with the dampers, the keyboard is "loud" when you bottom out on the keys. By loud, I mean still softer than heavy tactile keyboards. The K95 is one of the best keyboards I've ever had, and I've owned a lot of them. The Corsair keyboards are the best in my opinion. Make sure the keys are MX speed, red or brown switches. You can still buy the K95 on Ebay for around $80. On Amazon, they're almost $200 new.

I have a Qnap TS-251+ which I bought new. It has two IronWolf drives in it, a 6TB and a 4TB. The 4TB got corrupted. No Idea why. Nevertheless, it's been working like a champ since I bought it in 2014. I use it for backup and storage of my converted DVDs. It works great on the network. I put KODI on my Sony TV and watch all my DVDs from there. Can't go wrong with QNAP