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QNAP TS-873A-8G-US 8 Bay Ryzen Desktop NAS (Diskless) $891 + Free Shipping
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Newegg [newegg.com] has QNAP TS-873A-8G-US 8 Bay Ryzen Desktop NAS (Diskless) on sale for $891. Free Shipping.
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the fact they only include 2 on this thing, making you need to buy expansion accessory to bring it to 4, is ridiculous
i'm kind of shocked QNAP would cheapen out, they are typically known for the hardware vs synology (synology known for software). oh well. it's moot. after QNAP's blatant failed handling of qsnatch and their support's middle finger they gave to people during the throws of covid, i ditched them all together and moved on
but $$
the fact they only include 2 on this thing, making you need to buy expansion accessory to bring it to 4, is ridiculous
i'm kind of shocked QNAP would cheapen out, they are typically known for the hardware vs synology (synology known for software). oh well. it's moot. after QNAP's blatant failed handling of qsnatch and their support's middle finger they gave to people during the throws of covid, i ditched them all together and moved on
Not sure why people are downvoting you. The internet is a weird place sometimes.
the fact they only include 2 on this thing, making you need to buy expansion accessory to bring it to 4, is ridiculous
i'm kind of shocked QNAP would cheapen out, they are typically known for the hardware vs synology (synology known for software). oh well. it's moot. after QNAP's blatant failed handling of qsnatch and their support's middle finger they gave to people during the throws of covid, i ditched them all together and moved on
Synology is good UI good security and features etc but they are the Apple of NAS, every damn spec like RAM etc is way over priced and CPU is underpowered all the time unless you pay freaking $$$.
Pick your poison or just build your own NAS.
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Not sure why people are downvoting you. The internet is a weird place sometimes.
but to this day, no one at QNAP can explain how the customers who had the app internet services disabled, were still infected with qsnatch.
QNAP claimed it was fixed with a patch.
then it happened again.
and then again
QNAP even put a rep onto the QNAP reddit sub to try and calm the tsunami and provide more personalized support and diagnostic. they were investigating and combing through logs that were being provided. then covid went into full swing and QNAP stopped giving a F. stopped answering the phone. stopped providing support. and gave everyone the middle finger. they simply stopped caring, and blamed it on an exploit in their app used to create backups and encrypted backups (the irony)
that is why they lost many customers for good, including myself
still to this day, 0 explanation how or why customers who were not using HBS or ANY of QNAP's app suite and had those services completely disabled, were infected with qsnatch.
the theory on the reddit sub at the time, was that the infection actually was on QNAP's end, made it's way into the firmware security updates itself, and that's how it got onto those particular systems.
nobody knows
If you're streaming locally, this will spit out 4K content to multiple clients with no trouble at all.
Moreover, it might be worth looking into some of the Intel based mini PCs that can handle QuickSync for not much more than a Quadro.
I thought it's an AM4 or AM5 socket. How I wish I can put 16/32 thread CPU.
I am still rocking my old i7 powered Qnap. I thought this would be an upgrade.
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