QNAP TS-453A NAS Review

[Guest]

QNAP isn't a stranger to specialty NAS systems, but the new TS-453A introduces an entirely new feature that will have you singing with joy.

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[Confusias1]

"We found the QNAP TS-453A available from several online resellers for $60." Please tell me where this reseller is....

 

[Lulzon]

Did you mean $600? Not $60?

 

[Confusias1]

Did you mean $600? Not $60?

They did indeed mean $600.

 

[littleleo]

"We found the QNAP TS-453A available from several online resellers for $60." Please tell me where this reseller is....

You need to read the entire sentence:
"$60 less than Asustor's AS204T."
So it's $60 less then the AS204T, it's not selling for $60.

 

[Confusias1]

"We found the QNAP TS-453A available from several online resellers for $60." Please tell me where this reseller is....

You need to read the entire sentence:
"$60 less than Asustor's AS204T."
So it's $60 less then the AS204T, it's not selling for $60.

I am quite aware of what I read, my comment was accurate. The article has since been corrected.

 

[jasonelmore]

I wish QNAP would just sell their Nas OS with Visualization Features.

I wanna build a skylake DDR4 nas, with their top flight os on top, but its a pipe dream. Their upcoming skylake ddr4 nas's are coming out in a few months but even the i3 version will costs $1500 diskless I guarantee it.

 

[littleleo]

"We found the QNAP TS-453A available from several online resellers for $60." Please tell me where this reseller is....

You need to read the entire sentence:
"$60 less than Asustor's AS204T."
So it's $60 less then the AS204T, it's not selling for $60.

I am quite aware of what I read, my comment was accurate. The article has since been corrected.

Well that explains it. I guess I read it all after it was corrected. Cheers!.

 

[Confusias1]

I wish QNAP would just sell their Nas OS with Visualization Features.

I wanna build a skylake DDR4 nas, with their top flight os on top, but its a pipe dream. Their upcoming skylake ddr4 nas's are coming out in a few months but even the i3 version will costs $1500 diskless I guarantee it.

That would indeed be awesome. There are several NAS manufacturers that I would love to be able to install on top of my own hardware. I'd even consider a software licensing fee to be able to use QNAP's or Synology's OS... It'll only take one to start doing it and the rest will follow.

 

[CRamseyer]

I have not tried this yet but here you go.

QNAP - https://sourceforge.net/projects/qosgpl/

 

[Confusias1]

I have not tried this yet but here you go.

QNAP - https://sourceforge.net/projects/qosgpl/

Awesome, now if only I were savvy enough to compile a build from source... My *nix skills is that area are rather lacking.