A NAS is a network-attached storage device, so this box here can Connect to your network via Ethernet. Then you put between one and four hard drives into this enclosure. The files you store on those hard drives are accessible across your network. You can access your files if you’re using a laptop or a desktop computer, you’re streaming to a large-screen TV, or you want to gain access to your files on your touch-screen tablet. It will serve up those files to those devices.

Description Of Tbs 464

The QNAP TBS 464 Series provides one of the most portable NAS solutions I’ve encountered so far, particularly if you are looking for a model that supports four storage devices. It weighs around 1.76 pounds and is only 1.2 inches thick.

 Most Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems are custom-built computers that enable you to store a lot of data solely on a single or more hard drive. But the latest QNAP TBS-464 is a little model with dimensions of only 9.1″ x 6.5″ x 1.2″ and not enough space for many hard discs. Yet, it still supports a lot of storage.

It is due to the device’s four M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3 NVMe solid-state drive slots. SSDs are faster, quieter, produce less heat than hard drives and occupy less space. The overall cost of employing the QNAP TBS-464 could be slightly more than that of a standard NAS because they are also more expensive.

How Tbs-464 Will Help

According to QNAP, the system consumes about 18 watts in sleep mode, and when you use all four SSD slots regularly, the system consumes roughly 28 watts. Despite a fan for active cooling, the setup should be reasonably quiet, with a sound level of approximately 25 db(A).

The TBS-464 series offers versatility and adaptability. Its storage capacity increases by linking the TL and TR storage extension enclosures. The numerous uses of the TBS-464 can also instantly help businesses and organisations.

Updating apps from the built-in QTS Application Center will also increase the TBS-464’s capability.

The TBS-464 is powered by a quad-core, 4-thread Intel Celeron N5105/ N5095 processor (burst up to 2.9 GHz), 8 GB of DDR4 memory, and USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports for faster data transfer. The QTS 5 system software, preinstalled on the TBS-464, has a user interface suited for next-generation usage. Block-based snapshots simplify sensitive data and recovery and significantly reduce ransomware threats.