Unveiling QNAP's Latest Products | 🔥Thunderbolt 4 NAS | 🔥100GbE Switch + Much More!

[@MikeFaucher]

Outstanding video and look forward to these new products as well as 5.1.

[@赵健儒-b8z]

Hello, does this switch support rdma?

[@frostmedia]

i missing a (auto) backup funktion for QTS it self.

[@Plondysaurus]

Quality content and quality hardware as per Craig!

[@TimotheosEnterprisesBibl-ve4yp]

I am looking for an affordable NAS to store and edit 4k 10 bit video for You Tube. I am looking at this unit, the TS-h973AX, and the TS-932PX. I was opting for the TS-932PX, but I am concerned that the ARM process simply will not push enough data across 10gb network good enough to editing footage off of the NAS. So, am I correct? Will any of these three units be good for my purposes? Thank you in advance. Tim

[@QNAPUK]

I would recommend the TS-h973AX for this, it has the 2 x U.2 bays to allow you to install some very fast storage which will help with the editing.

[@ccc66]

When will the TVS-h874T be available to purchase? I only see the product page on your website, but when I click buy there are no vendors carrying it. Thanks.

[@QNAPUK]

For the UK market, we're expecting them to be available around the start of November. Thanks.

[@ccc66]

@@QNAPUK Thanks for the reply. I didn't notice this was for the UK. Any idea for the US?

[@QNAPUK]

I would expect a similar time frame.

[@activate__motivation]

i5 device u removed it from web --- i5 is discontinued,,,,, the one thats everyone wants

[@omgkingdano]

I have a TS-473A, (2) TS-251D units and a 4 disk JBOD enclosure How would you recommend figuring out how to consolidate the units into one? Should i just count cores/memory/disks and get it in one unit? They serve different functions, one is a main server, one is our NVR and one is a separate backup server Perhaps better to keep them isolated?

[@QNAPUK]

Entirely up to you, I run a file server/NVR/Media Server/VPN Server all from 1 x TS-364, works great... I then do backups to an older TS-230 as well as to MyQNAPCloud. Depending on how many users you have, simply putting larger drives in the TS-473A to accommodate all your data may be enough, it's a pretty nice unit. If you want something more powerful then you could jump up to something like our TS-h886-D1622-16G, it has a couple more drive bays if you need more space, you could then repurpose your other units as backup targets.

[@omgkingdano]

@@QNAPUK thanks for the suggestion, makes sense. Right now, we have 6-7 employees accessing data via QVPN (not concurrently) and QSync. The bottleneck is our network connectivity which caps out at 35Mbps upload speed (thanks to DOCSIS/Comcast). We have about 15TB of company server storage, and we are only using about 3TB after 8 years - so it's not a data storage issue at this point. The backup device has a couple of 20TB drives in it, which should last us for quite a while. As much as I love new hardware, I will probably stay with what have. If we need more VPN speed, I probably need a dedicated appliance, and if we need faster data access, changing to SSDs in the main unit is probably the most sensible path.

[@activate__motivation]

🟥🟥🟥🟥u guys making too many product without giving small box with i5 and i7 very cheap move🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥 no one wants these , ppl wants i5 ,i7, or xeon in 4 bay...

[@QNAPUK]

We have made those before... usually only very specialist users need them and there isn't a huge amount of them. You can of course purchase a larger one and only use 4 drives. Smallest Xeon unit we have at the moment is the TS-h886, this is a 6-bay with 2 x 2.5" bays on top as well as 2 x M.2 NVMe slots, it also has 2 x PCIe slots in the back.

[@activate__motivation]

@@QNAPUK yes but look at the gbe , in a such a powerful device they ended up giving 2.5 gbe? If i am producing more power why would i give out less by 2.5 gbe thats really dint make sense , all ur products is like this , this is xeon all we need is this in 4 bay, even i5 in 4bay is impossible. This xeon is huge wide and tall with 2-3 fans .... Midrange can be smaller with 4 bay

[@赵健儒-b8z]

Hello, does this switch support rdma?