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NAS of the Month - August
NAS of the Month - August - QNAP TS-1635
Every month our NAS experts choose a specific unit with the intention of informing our customers of the best unit currently on offer. With a diverse range of NAS systems available, we wanted to ease the selection criteria for our customers by providing the front runners of the pack. However, if one does not meet your needs, call us or check again next month!
August 2017 – NAS of the Month is the QNAP TS-1635 starting at $1,299
This 16-bay Desktop NAS provides a great opportunity for you to buy a NAS that can hold up to 160TB of information with ease.
August 2017 – NAS of the Month is the QNAP TS-1635 starting at $1,299
This 16-bay Desktop NAS provides a great opportunity for you to buy a NAS that can hold up to 160TB of information with ease.
QNAP TS-1635 Product Information
When QNAP says its TS-1635 is epic, you’d better believe it. By far its largest desktop NAS appliance to date, this mighty box offers 16 drive bays and integral 10-Gigabit (10GbE) data ports.
The TS-1635 has a similar storage setup to QNAP’s TVS-1282 range as they both provide four SFF bays for SSD read/write caches. However, the TS-1635 is considerably cheaper as instead of an Intel Core CPU, it employs an Annapurna Labs quad-core 1.7GHz Alpine AL-514 SoC (System on Chip).
The TS-1635 looks remarkably good value with the 8GB model on review costing only $1,499. You can save a further $200 by opting for the 4GB version and in both cases, memory can be boosted to a maximum of 16GB using DDR3 SO-DIMMs.
SMBs that want a heap of desktop storage teamed up with dual 10GbE fiber ports will like the TS-1635. Even after factoring memory upgrade costs, it’s comparatively good value and would make a great network backup repository.
The TS-1635 has a similar storage setup to QNAP’s TVS-1282 range as they both provide four SFF bays for SSD read/write caches. However, the TS-1635 is considerably cheaper as instead of an Intel Core CPU, it employs an Annapurna Labs quad-core 1.7GHz Alpine AL-514 SoC (System on Chip).
The TS-1635 looks remarkably good value with the 8GB model on review costing only $1,499. You can save a further $200 by opting for the 4GB version and in both cases, memory can be boosted to a maximum of 16GB using DDR3 SO-DIMMs.
SMBs that want a heap of desktop storage teamed up with dual 10GbE fiber ports will like the TS-1635. Even after factoring memory upgrade costs, it’s comparatively good value and would make a great network backup repository.
Metrics used to determine NAS of the Month:
- Bang for your buck: Always the best deal possible
- Expectations: Each NAS must provide a high level of functionality for our customers
- Speed: No slow NAS servers allowed here
- Trusted: Secure and reliable
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Warranty: 2 - 5 years, all others don't make the cut
How the QNAP TS-1635 makes the cut:
- Bang for your buck: No Haggle price of $2,446.00 inclusive of shipping
- Expectations: Epic 16-bay high-capacity data center
- Speed: Quad-core CPU, 4GB RAM and hardware-accelerated encryption
- Trusted: Comprehensive security options and it's a QNAP
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Warranty: 2 year limited warranty from QNAP
Buy This Ready-To-Use TS-1635 Today!
QNAP TS-1635 32TB preconfigured w/ 8 x 4TB HGST Drives, 4GB (expandable to 16GB), 16-bays, burn tested and ready to use out of the box.
No Haggle price. Offer subject to stock availability only. Please call before placing order to make certain.
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