Main Specifications
- Form Factor
- Tower
Dimensions
- Height
- 177 mm
- Width
- 180 mm
- Length
- 235 mm
Processor
- Manufacturer
- Intel
- Model
- Celeron
- Cores
- Quad Core
- Frequency
- 2 GHz
RAM Memory
- Size
- 2 GB
- Type
- DDR3
Storage
- Hard Drive Slots
- 4 Bays
- Supported Drives
- HDD, SSD
- Communication Protocol
- SATA III (6 Gbit/s)
- Raid
- 0, 1, 5, JBOD
- File System
- EXT4
- Extras
- Backup Server, Cloud Server, FTP Server, File Server, Media Server, Print Server, Surveillance Station, VPN Server, Web Server
- Hot Swapping
- -
Additional Features
- Connections
- HDMI, USB 2.0, USB 3.0
- Ethernet Ports
- 2 Port
- Link Aggregation
- -
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Description
NAS of the company QNap. It is of type Tower and is mainly intended for home use. NAS devices are devices that host hard drives, greatly assisting in secure data storage and are directly connected to the Router. They create a personal cloud and make files accessible from any device you have without worrying about the storage space of each device. They emphasize on creating backups, which is done automatically through settings, and on entertainment as they can reproduce content on any device that has access to them and from anywhere.
This model consists of the Intel Celeron processor. with 2GB RAM DDR3. It incorporates additional ports such as USB to connect devices such as printers, USB sticks, etc., and HDMI for direct connection to a monitor or TV. It also includes 2 Ethernet ports. The additional Ethernet ports are mainly used for higher transfer speed or simple backup. It does not have built-in hard drives, which means you will need to add your own. It supports up to 4 disk units HDD, SSD.
It supports Raid 0, 1, 5, JBOD capability. RAID 0 is used only for speed purposes as the speed of all disks is added, and not for backup. If even one disk is destroyed, all data is lost. RAID 1 is the replication of one disk to another. Whatever is written on one disk is automatically written on the other. Also, if one disk is destroyed, the system will continue to function normally, but you will need to add a new disk to start the process of copying the healthy disk to the new one. JBOD refers to Apple systems. If 2 or more disks are used, the formatted space will be added. If one disk fails, it is possible to recover the remaining data from the other disks. RAID 5 requires at least 3 disks to be created. If one of the 3 fails, the same will not happen to your data.