QNAP HS-264 Silent NAS - Should You Buy It?

[@brianfoster244]

Great video, is there a synology model like this? I am doing my research on trying to find the best nas that fits me and your videos are super super helpful. I love the detail and passion you put into informing, instructing, and reviewing all the nas systems. Please keep up the great work.

[@tudalex]

Not really synology does not have hdmi on them.

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

I only buy NASes that drown out Seagull noises.

[@nascompares]

*waves feather coated fist* don't...

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

@@nascompares lmao

[@Dr.LaserBeam]

WHAT SEAGULL?!?!? MY NAS IS TOO LOUD!!!! *shouting*

[@um8778]

SQUAARK

[@oddsandbods]

Where can I buy a DS1520+ seem to be discontinued everywhere..?

[@aspzx]

So what drive bays does it include? 2x 3.5" or 2x 2.5"? I can't find this info anywhere on their product page.

[@nascompares]

2x 3.5" and 2x m.2 NVMe. Hope that helps man

[@aspzx]

Ah ok thanks!

[@koobra9548]

I bought this model, the external PSU is the noisiest part (switching noise)

[@lt5617]

Hi. I need some advice. I have a 8bay QNAP NAS TS 837PX I am running three Seagate 14TB Iron Wolf on Raid 5 and two standard SATA 2TB drives on Raid 1. The NAS shared folders became inaccessible after months without any problems from my Mac and PC on my home network. I am new to using a NAS, so I found some guidance online and it suggested I do a factory reset of the NAS without wiping the drives, which I did. However, upon completion the files are inaccesible from the Mac and PC side as if all files have been deleted. From the QTS back end I can see the storage pools are intact with their original names. I can also see that the capacity indicator shows the presence of data. Can you give me any advice on how to recover access to this data? Thank you.

[@lucaamoroso]

Great video! Today I can find online both HS-264 and HS-453DX-8G at same price of 700€. Which one to buy? Thanks

Also very much would love how they compare. Also in view of performance, energy saving as well as video/HDMI performance of the processor used.

[@xhioni]

Yes

[@stevebeschakis9775]

Cor blimey!