QNAP TS-462 NAS Review
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Video Chapters
00:00 - The Start
00:32 - Where does the QNAP TS-462 NAS sit in QNAP's Portfolio? Who is it for?
01:17 - Price and Hardware Specifications of the QNAP TS-462 NAS
02:05 - Unboxing the QNAP TS-462 NAS
06:00 - Design of the QNAP TS-462 NAS
13:35 - Ports and Connections of the QNAP TS-462 NAS
19:44 - Internal Hardware of the QNAP TS-462 NAS
22:21 - ONLY 2GB of Memory - Sorry, WHAT?
24:06 - M.2 NVMe SSD Support on the QNAP TS-462 NAS?
28:52 - NAS Software and Services in QTS 5 on the QNAP TS-462 NAS
46:57 - Review Conclusion and Verdict of the QNAP TS-462 NAS
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You are the best salesman for NAS in general. No matter what the viewer prefers in a brand you always cover the good and the less than good parts of all systems. I only wish I had the money to buy each one. Thanks for all your videos.
Quite simply the best NAS content you can find on the internet. Amazing series of videos that have helped me a lot. Thanks again!
Thanks for the great review
Thank you for the great depth in your review! This and your recent buyer's guide led me to pick up the TS-462 on Prime day sale for only 400 USD.
Your straightforward and informative presentation is my favorite. Ill always be recommending NASComapares to others!
Your reviews are alwasy great.
Another indepth great review,...
I just bought this and installed truenas scale on it. Love it!!!
Great review as ALWAYS! You are the reason I decided to go with QNAP TS-664.
Yup same here. Its a really great system. I installed TrueNas on mine . just wished I'd bought larger drives
I just bought one of these recently for a pretty good price. I wasn't even looking for another NAS 😂. I bought a TS-453D a few years back to replace an older TS-453 Pro that has the dreaded J4025 chip issues and while it still works, I wasn't going to take the chance it takes a dump when you least expect it. That was fully populated with 4x4TB NAS drives and has been sitting there doing sweet FA.
While I'm generally happy with the TS-453D and it works fairly well, I've got 4 other drive sitting there doing bugger all. What caught my eye (even though the TS-462 only has a dual core CPU) was the two NVMEs and upgradable to 16GB. You're right about the 2GB RAM included - it's not enough. But I assume they include it so you know what size proper RAM to buy 😂🤣. I just bought 2x8GB Kingston's (which only added about $50 AU), chucked em in (which was a little tight in that front opening) and no worries. I also chucked in a 500GB NVME SSD (about $50 AU) in one of the slots to run apps and some cache (which you have to specify after making a storage pool). Otherwise it's either/or SSD cache / storage pool - not both.
I did notice they had some good features with QTS like auto disabling the Admin account now after you create a user account (with admin privilege). When I set up the 453D, I was getting smashed with random attempted logins from about 20min into set up. And you can't set up using the HDMI output as a connected keyboard won't work (except TABs). You have to do it from the web UI and then install HD station.
And BTW - Give Qsync Central a miss. I've had nothing but issues with it missing files, deleting files it shouldn't and making a mess of the local drive. Much better just installing something like FreeFileSync on your device (you can install it on just about any platform - Windows, Mac, Linux) and its fast with QNAP (especially if you have SFTP enabled).
Just replaced my old Zyxel 326 with a TS462/4G and very happy with it! I wanted a direct connection to my video editing PC, so I added an Axagon 2.5GbE PCIE card, which works perfectly so far. The backplate had to be changed to fit in, so be aware, it's not possible to use as-is.
Hey man! I just got myself a TS-462 and I want to add an SSD to it just for the OS and config. What bothers me is that there's a white connector on the board, which the Qnap documentation (or anywhere on the Internet for that matter) does not say what's it for. It's driving me nuts! Do you know if it's a fan power connector (although it does not look like one that you might have on a regular PC motherboard), Serial or anything else. Can you tell me what it's used for? Thanks in advance!
Cool
How this Qnap TS-462 nas works with bigger hd? I'm thinking to buy it and mount some seagate exos 18tb.. they are not on compatibility tables but you can find in it the x22 drives. Do you have an hint? I was thinking about a synology DS-423+ but their compatibility list with bigger drives is empty :(
Assuming I install a 10GBE NIC and I use it to host a speedtest serve, is it powerful enough to show a 10Gbps speedtest?
wich app let me map a drive in any of my computer ?
Assuming the missing M.2 heatsinks are intentional?
As these have not been available either via the QNAP EU Store for quite some time now. (several months)
Possibly a supplier-issue perhaps?
Hmm, QNAP is spreading a wee bit thin indeed, with only 1x LAN port and 2GB RAM.
Indeed. QNAP could be much more forthcoming with regards to pre-install security. (default apps etc).
QFirewall works but to find about triggered events (the Why), you will need to run the capture to find out more, a bit counterproductive IMHO. Indeed not really user-friendly, as if an afterthought application.
The difference between TS-462 and TS-462C The web is mostly flooded TS-462C information
Hi. I wish buy my first 4 bay Nas. My budget limit is arourd 600 €. My Nas functions in first time will to backup files, Photo sync, vpn server, Pi-hole and multimedia. I intesed in 2 models Qnap Ts-462 (with + 8 Gb Ram increase) and Asus Nimbustor 4. If exist another nas model that adapts to me thai wish know it.
Regards
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Nice.
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@@nascompares I bought the Qnap TS 464 because of your recommendation btw. Thanks 👍for the information :)