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Is Data Encryption Worth Destroying Your NAS' Performance?

By Marcel Binder published

Three vendors of network-attached storage, Qnap, Synology, and Thecus, sent over Intel Atom-based NAS servers to test the effects of protecting your data via encryption. But performance and configuration options are not identical, as our testing shows.

QNAP Debuts Super-Fast Turbo NAS Servers

By Partner Content published

Qnap TS-559 Pro: Do More Drives In Your NAS Mean More Speed?

By Marcel Binder published

We know that adding drives to a RAID array can help improve performance. But does adding storage to a NAS device really help push throughput higher? We put four-bay and five-bay units from Qnap up against each other and benchmark their transfer rates.

QNAP Launches 8-Drive Rack-Mounted NAS

By Kevin Parrish published

This diskless NAS is datacenter and cloud-ready.

Atom-Powered NAS: Thecus N4200 And QNAP TS-459 Pro

By Marcel Binder published

Intel's most modern dual-core Pineview-based Atom processor isn't just aimed at energy-efficient netbooks. It can also be found in NAS servers from a variety of manufacturers. We tested two mid-range appliances in order to measure the CPU's capabilities.

Intel Pushes Atom CPU to Drive Storage Devices

By Marcus Yam published

The Atom to help you serve files.

QNAP Offers World's Smallest NAS

By Kevin Parrish published

QNAP's new SS-839 Pro Turbo is slated to be the world's smallest 8-bay.

Network Storage: Three NAS Units Rounded Up

By Marcel Binder published

A Home NAS Device Packed With Features

By Aaron Heibert published

QNAP or “Quality Network Appliance Provider” whom is known for its vast selection of Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems has announced the launch of two new products – TS-119 and TS-219.

Promise NS4300N: NAS For Small Offices

By Marcel Binder published

Synology DS207+: Getting NAS Into Your Home

By Marcel Binder published

Synology really impressed us with the performance of its Disk Station DS408. Can the same company do it again with its Disk Station DS207+?

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