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Your storage ran out three projects ago.
A NAS puts every file in one place: fast over your network, protected against drive failure, reachable from anywhere. Three new models. One that fits how you work.
FIND YOUR NAS
One more "Drive Full" message and you'll scream.
If your workflow looks like any of these, you've outgrown external drives — you just haven't bought the fix yet.
Footage lives on five different drives
And the clip you need is always on the one that's at home, or the one that died.
Your "backup" is a single USB drive
One drop, one power surge, one ransomware click and the project is gone. That's not a backup — it's a hope.
Transfers crawl, so you stop transferring
USB and Wi-Fi bottlenecks turn a 200GB move into a coffee break. Work piles up where it lands.
Two people can't touch the same files
Editing, rendering, reviewing — your team is emailing versions instead of working off one source of truth.
Pick the one that fits how you work.
Every model is built around the same idea — all your files in one fast, protected place — and scales from a home media hub to a studio-grade workstation.
The starting point · 4-bay
TS-464
- Intel quad-core processor with built-in graphics for smooth 4K media handling
- Dual 2.5GbE networking — roughly 2.5× faster than standard gigabit
- Two M.2 NVMe SSD slots for cache acceleration
- HDMI out, two 10Gbps USB ports, One Touch Copy
- Scales to ~72TB internally, far more with expansion
The team workhorse · 6-bay
TS-673A
- AMD Ryzen quad-core / 8-thread processor, ECC memory capable up to 64GB
- Dual 2.5GbE plus two PCIe slots — drop in 10GbE when you need it
- Two M.2 NVMe slots for SSD caching and tiered storage
- Runs VMs, containers and even an entry GPU for transcoding
- Optional ZFS (QuTS hero) for snapshot-based ransomware protection
The flagship · 8-bay
TVS-h874
- 12th-gen Intel Core CPU — up to 16 cores / 24 threads
- ZFS-based QuTS hero with self-healing data integrity & up to 65,536 snapshots
- PCIe Gen 4 expansion for 10/25GbE and NVMe caching
- Up to 64GB RAM, inline dedup & compression, HDMI output
- High-availability failover with a second unit for near-zero downtime
Which one is right for me?
Not sure which one is yours?
Tell us what you shoot, edit or store and roughly how much. A Canadian tech will point you to the right model — no upsell, no call centre overseas.
Get Help ChoosingThe four things that actually change your day.
— Skip the jargon. Here's what these systems do that a stack of external drives never will.
2.5GbE networking
Move big files over your network at roughly 2.5× gigabit speed — and trunk two ports together for more. Transfers stop being a coffee break.
NVMe SSD caching
M.2 slots let the system keep your hot files on fast SSD while bulk data sits on high-capacity drives. The library feels instant.
Real data protection
RAID survives a drive failure without losing a file. On ZFS models, snapshots roll your data back to before a ransomware hit in seconds.
It grows with you
Add drives, M.2 SSDs, faster networking or expansion units later. You buy the tier you need now, not the one you'll need in three years.
What You Need to Know.
Less than you'd think. Each system walks you through setup in a browser with a guided wizard, and the dashboard works like any modern app. And if you'd rather not — we'll help you choose drives, configure RAID and migrate your existing files. You won't be left reading forums at midnight.
Same hardware, different experience. You get Canadian stock that ships without customs delays or surprise duties, financing on higher-ticket models, and real local support if something needs sorting — including warranty handled here, not routed through another time zone. A marketplace gives you a box on a porch; we give you a system that works.
All three are built to grow. Start with the drives you need today and add more bays' worth of capacity, M.2 SSDs, faster networking, or external expansion units down the line. Pick the tier that matches your workload now — you're not locked in.
Both. RAID keeps your files intact even if a drive fails. The ZFS models (and QuTS hero on the others) add snapshots that let you roll back to a clean version in seconds — the practical answer to accidental deletion and ransomware. Pair that with automated backup to a second location and you've got a real 3-2-1 strategy, not a single fragile drive.
NAS systems ship without drives so you choose the capacity that fits — and we'll recommend NAS-rated drives that are tested for 24/7 use. Ask us for a config and we'll quote the system and drives together
Built for serious work
Stop managing drives. Start working off one.
Three new QNAP systems, in Canadian stock, set up and supported by people you can actually reach.
