TVS-h874

$350 a month - ho ho ho ! Lucid Link, Suite Studios, and Shade.inc are all fantastic and are used for remote editing. You upload your footage to them, and it's streamed out to your remote editors. You pay per month, per terabyte, per users. Iconik is an asset management software - not a remote editi

well - Synology has removed the DS1821+ from their website, so I cannot tell you what is the largest supported drive. On the current models - DS1823xs+ and DS1825+, they are only officially supporting Synology drives, not Seagate or Western Digital or Toshiba. There were some drives that were suppor

you have not said how many editors. You have not said how much total storage you need. So I will make something up - if you have four editors - you get a QNAP TVS-h874. It's $2200 you run the operating system (ZFS, or QuTs) with two 500 Gig Samsung EVO 980 - they are $70 each. IF you put in eight ma

building a QNAP requires some knowledge. You are not plugging in a thunderbolt device like on a Mac, and it just mounts on your desktop (Which is what most photographers want with their MacBook Pro's). There is no mini SAS connection in any of the professional QNAP systems - it's all done over a net

Hi - I am a QNAP fan - but the TS-832PX is useless. Out of the models you listed, both the DS1823xs+ and the RS2423RP+ would be great solutions. If you want an 8 bay QNAP, it's the TVS-h874 or TVS-h1288X. The TVS-h874 needs a QXP-10G2T 10G card. Any of these system requires a 10G switch, and your ed

you don't edit h.264 - you transcode this to a normal editing codec using things like Adobe Media Encoder, EditReady, etc. Resolve will also let you transcode h.264 - or you get stuttering playback. If you are never going to have 2 or more users, you can get away with a 6 drive NAS, but if you are g

I'd say no need to worry about functional compatibility, but I don't know about spacing in that NAS. My h1288x has plenty of space above, I just don't know about the h874x https://www.storagereview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/StorageReview-QNAP-TVS-h874-1.jpgThis picture (as it's flat on view), i

I tried RTX 2000 Pro Blackwell with TVS-h874, fail badly. Driver (6.2.2.1106 officially adds Blackwell support ) partial loaded. Experiment aborted, I am finding a new host for RTX200 Pro. Have you tried it in VM GPU passthru ? I didn’t try, already removed card from NAS because it is quite hot with

For anyone looking, Intel X540-T2 likely works on ALL Linux based NAS. The reason for this is that manufacturers are lazy, they contract out their network cards using Intel chips. Intel network card drivers are highly supported in Linux. Why spend money to have someone write a driver? That's dumb. Q

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