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Pi-hole's not a router, just a fancy DNS server. Your network traffic doesn't go through it, so its impact on your speeds is negligible. Since all it does is respond to DNS queries and keep logs, it also doesn't require a lot of processing power. I used to run it on the first gen raspberry pi, and even that puny thing could easily handle the job. Your Synology box should be able to do it just fine.