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No hay artículos en el carroCon un procesador de cuatro núcleos V1500B AMD Ryzen™ serie V1000 y conectividad de 10GbE/2.5GbE, el TS-h973AX de 9 bahías incluye una infraestructura de almacenamiento híbrido de alta capacidad en un espacio físico compacto. Con cinco bahías de unidad SATA de 3,5 pulgadas, dos ranuras SSD NVMe de 2,5" (ranuras 1 y 2 soportan SSD U.2 NVMe y SATA ), y dos ranuras SSD SATA de 6 Gbps de 2,5", el TS-h973AX puede beneficiarse del almacenamiento en caché SSD para impulsar aplicaciones intensivas en IOPS. Con el sistema operativo QuTS héroe basado en ZFS, el TS-h973AX garantiza la integridad de los datos y soporta la desduplicación y compresión de datos en línea a nivel de bloque, instantáneas casi ilimitadas y SnapSync en tiempo real para satisfacer servidores de archivos de misión crítica, servidores de virtualización, edición de video colaborativo y copia de seguridad y recuperación de datos eficientes con rendimiento de clase empresarial, fiabilidad del trabajo y menor coste general.
Benedikt F.
Comentado en Alemania el 14 de junio de 2024
Benutze den NAS für einige VMs, Plex und Backups.Performance ist top wenn man die Software auf die SSDs schiebt, alles läuft sehr flüssig und schnell.Einziges Problem ist, dass mein SSD Slot 1 (Sata) nach jedem Neustart (auch nach einem Firmwareupdate) meint es sei keine SSD installiert.. ich muss dann jedes Mal den Tray entfernen und wieder hineinschieben, erst dann wird die SSD wieder erkannt.
pfaus
Comentado en España el 27 de junio de 2023
Podemos instalar un RAID bien tocho con HDD, y otro con SSD. Conectividad 10GB ...
c.griffiths
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 31 de mayo de 2022
I use this qnap for plex I have to upgrade the Memory to 32gb of ram for more than 5 Users at the same time on 4k movie for 1080p movie you just need 16gb of ram am happy With this qnap
Jerome
Comentado en Francia el 17 de enero de 2022
C’est un Qnap, rien à ajouter
A162
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 8 de diciembre de 2021
I have been using Synology for the best part of a decade, with an occasional QNAP sprinkled in, so had a preference for Synology but believed the two were similar enough to give QNAP a try.The specs I was looking for were not available in a Synology for anywhere near the price point of this QNAP; 9 bays, U.2/M.2 capability, decent Zen CPU, ZFS with the QuTS Hero OS option, native 2.5/10Gbit networking, et-al..I don't want to give this item a 1-star review since the hardware itself in my opinion is excellent, but when the software is buggy, and support is abysmal, that is what locks this score to 1 star for me. It doesn't matter how good the hardware is if you're putting data at risk because of half-baked updates, and ineffective, extremely slow responding support.At this time of writing, the QTS 5.0 OS has been out for 2 months, and has had 8 releases, most of which have been pulled shortly after release. It appears the QA process has been offloaded to the users. Reading the individuals trying to help each other in the absence of effective support in the r/qnap forum, and reviews on TrustPilot, this looks to be the same for every major release.I have personally lost data, have been told the LUN import/export isn't supported between QTS and QuTS, despite the documentation reaffirming that exports are portable to 'any QNAP'. I Have replied to support pointing this out and suggested they change their wording, to have been met with silence.Have raised 3 support tickets, two of which I've had to solve myself, the third I've had a single reply over a day ago asking 'is this related to another ticket', it was not, and (I think) that is clear if someone actually read the ticket. Since replying back within 20 minutes, it has been another day without an update, and that's only the initial response to the ticket, no investigation or logs have been looked at yet..The TrustPilot review score of 1.7 echoes these statements.So to anyone reading this? Yes, the hardware is well worth the price, and if you're a more advanced user who is going to install their own OS, such as truenas or unraid, then absolutely go for it. But, if you're going to buy this and use the intended QNAP operating system (QTS/QuTS), I would recommend giving QNAP a miss, and look at something like Synology or other similar units, it's just not worth the risk. Their approach to major releases and lacklustre support appear to be a pattern, and not one you want to invest your time or data into.
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