TVS-h674-i3-16G

moral of the story - you will either spend the money - or you will spend the money. This happens to everyone. You start with a little crappy QNAP, and then slowly move to a better and better QNAP (TVS-h874) - but it's still not big enough. And today, in May 2026, you are going to spend a LOT of mone

Ok, this is my crack at answering your questions. I have a TS-464 and a TVS-h1688x and love them both for the different purposes I have them for. Keep in mind that these are my experiences, but I did run them through google gemini for formatting and grammar before posting them. Question: Can the 8GB

the TVS-h874 and the TVS-h674 both have two internal M.2 NVMe slots (free). Caching does NOTHING for professional video editing with AVID Media Composer, Apple FCP X, Davinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere. So no - I do not mean the QM2-2P10G1TB You want a single port 10G card for $139 for either of thes

for professional video editing, the QNAP is NOT going to do transcoding for you to other codecs. For example, if you want to cross convert from Apple ProRes to h.264 or convert from DNxHD to ProRes, or XAVC to ProRes - the QNAP is NOT going to do this for you. This is done with a program like Adobe

Hi - I used to use these exact Glotrend heatsinks for the M.2 NVME drives when I first started to do the QNAP TBS-h574TX QNAP systems. They did an amazing job dropping the temperature of the M.2 drives. But then a client of mine decided on his own to use the Samsung EVO 990 M.2 drives with the built