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Save 15% on QNAP Network Attached Storage (NAS) Devices. TS-451D2-2G-US $398.70 + Free shipping
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4-Bay NAS TS-451D2-2G [amazon.com] for $398.70
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Same deal at QNAP Online Shop [qnap.com]
4-Bay NAS TS-451D2-2G [amazon.com] for $398.70
Features:
- Intel Celeron J4025 dual-core 2.0 GHz processor (burst up to 2.9 GHz)
- Intel HD Graphics 600
- 2 GB SO-DIMM DDR4 RAM
Also available:
9-Bay NAS TS-h973AX-32G [amazon.com] for $976.70
6-Bay NAS TS-h686 [amazon.com] for $1,265.50
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Amazon has several QNAP NAS on sale [amazon.com]
Same deal at QNAP Online Shop [qnap.com]
4-Bay NAS TS-451D2-2G [amazon.com] for $398.70
Features:
Also available:
9-Bay NAS TS-h973AX-32G [amazon.com] for $976.70
6-Bay NAS TS-h686 [amazon.com] for $1,265.50
Same deal at QNAP Online Shop [qnap.com]
4-Bay NAS TS-451D2-2G [amazon.com] for $398.70
Features:
- Intel Celeron J4025 dual-core 2.0 GHz processor (burst up to 2.9 GHz)
- Intel HD Graphics 600
- 2 GB SO-DIMM DDR4 RAM
Also available:
9-Bay NAS TS-h973AX-32G [amazon.com] for $976.70
6-Bay NAS TS-h686 [amazon.com] for $1,265.50
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Anyway, regarding QNAP, I like it. I haven't tried Synology, bit has generally been more expensive. my last one died after maybe 7 years or use (maybe 5 years, can't remember the exact date), due to hardware issue. currently have the 253d, which is quad-core of this CPU, installed 16 GB RAM (over the max advertised of 8GB). Runs various docker based container apps (Minecraft server, pi hole for ad blocking, downloading via transmission+OpenVPN if ever needed). other built in stuff works like network share, S/FTP, has many other server type of applications like a domain/user server, syncing with cloud drives, web/app server, home assistant. I think this model, like mine, also has HDMI out to work as a PC/media player.
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I've been a qnap person since my 1st NAS and prefer qnap over synology (though i do own NAS boxes by both companies). most who frequent the SD threads know i was extremely vocal about being pro-qnap. so i understand if some will want to throw that in my face after my below post, but so be it.....
after qnap's mishandling of qsnatch, and their latest firmware bugs with both QTS and HBS, with releases that just make things worse without making them better....
i wholeheartedly cannot recommend this company anymore. this is coming from someone who used to be pro-qnap quite vocally in SD threads
they seem uninterested in fixing the problems, some of which have been ongoing for literally years. i have to intentionally keep my servers on an older firmware, open to vulnerability, in order for it to function properly. unacceptable. before switching over to synology, i had to keep my QNAP servers on QTS 4.3 and HBS 2.1 just to maintain propery functionality. tech support was laughable, even they admitted they are fully aware of problems and have no plans to fix them.
sorry for thread crapping, but i need to warn people who are considering this. check out the qnap threads on reddit and on the community forum. the firmware revs over the last 2 yrs are wreaking unexplained and unpredictable havoc. QNAP tech was not only slow they were flat out MIA during covid (they were basically refusing to interact with customers over the phone, insisting on tickets which they would close randomly when they didn't feel like dealing with you despite the issue not being fixed). as a company they really don't seem to have any direction and don't care about their own product or their customers.
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i wouldn't even touch these for $200 to use myself, i value my data and functionality more than this company clearly does
And it's all because they don't sell the replacement pci to 4 sata expander by itself..
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