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Do prefer the Elite Desk though. The Pro only has one drive bay, so you'd have to use an adaptor to use the slim optical bay for a 2.5" drive. The Elite has 2x 3.5" bays and one 2.5" bay plus an NVMe slot so you can build a decent starter NAS. It's also got 4 DIMM slots for up to 64 GB of memory and if you get a 7th gen Intel with it, it'll have hardware accelerated transcoding.
Most of my services use a network mounted drive so storage isn’t really a factor (although the more the merrier of course).
My main bottleneck is computation power.
In that case a SFF would be better than either. There are great deals in the used market.