The Qnap TS-879 Pro spans 217.5mm (H) x 327mm (W) x 321.2mm (D) (8.56" x 12.87" x 12.64") and weighs 8.39kg (18.49lbs) empty. With the lid removed, you'll see an FSP Group FSP350-710UJ 350w power supply and one PCI Express x8 slot for the 10GbE network card. There are two large blue PCBs in the TS-879 Pro: the motherboard and the hot-swappable SATA module, which has eight ports.
The Qnap TS-879 Pro seems to cover all the bases very well. It supports USB 3.0, SATA 6Gb/s and eSATA, while QNAP's latest NAS management software provides tons of features, yet remains easy to use for novices.
The TS-879 Pro delivers a range of storage features that the competition will be hard pressed to match let alone beat. These include free cloud services and some quality IP SAN capabilities, plus it’s impressively fast over both Gigabit and...
The QNAP TS-879PRO seems clearly to be a new breed of NAS servers that will provide longevity and high performance with the addition of the 10GbE Ethernet standard. The TS-879PRO is most certainly a unified NAS server that will appease users of all...
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When it comes to driving maximum throughput out of an external NAS, QNAP has checked off all the boxes including powerful CPU, sufficient RAM and the optional Emulex 10GbE interface. For any SMB or enterprise user looking at the TS-879 Pro from a...