🔥First Thunderbolt 4 NAS🔥 | QNAP TVS-h874T | First Time Setup Guide and Product Overview
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- The brand-new Thunderbolt™ 4 NAS is a great sidekick for your creative talents. Coming with a powerful Intel® Core™ i9 16-core / i7 12-core processor, the TVS-h874T supercharges your productivity by allowing you to tackle 4K video projects smoothly and simultaneously across your team. The creator-oriented ZFS-based TVS-h874T NAS guarantees well-organized collaborative workflows and hardware expandability (such as upgradable 25 GbE connectivity and 64 GB RAM) to grow with your business and inspiration.
Two Thunderbolt™ 4 Type-C ports come as standard to directly connect your Mac.
The built-in GPU accelerates transcoding for RAW video footage, allowing you, your team, and clients to quickly watch videos on their devices.
The TVS-h874T’s Self-Healing feature detects and corrects corrupted data, enabling video production to go off without a hitch and with peace of mind.
High-speed connectivity with two built-in 2.5 GbE ports, and upgradable to 25/10 GbE using a PCIe network card.
Create a super-fast SSD storage volume or enable SSD caching with two M.2 NVMe SSDs (sold separately).
The TVS-h874T has two Thunderbolt™ 4 ports and works perfectly with Macs using Apple Silicon (such as M1 and M2 chips) and Intel® processors, and Windows PCs.
Photographers/videographers using external USB4™ or common USB3.2 Gen 2 Type-C SSDs can easily import files with the One-Touch-Copy function of their NAS.
The TVS-h874T features an HDMI™ monitor output that supports 4K (4096 x 2160p) @30Hz, providing great benefits for applications like video production/editing or industrial design that demands high resolution and intensive media storage, transfer, and display.
The ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system provides flexible storage management, comprehensive data protection, and optimized performance to meet the demands of creative professionals.
As files get larger and data transmission gets faster, the chance of silent data corruption also increases. QuTS hero can detect and automatically self-heal corrupted data to ensure the integrity of your files.
ZFS-based QuTS hero supports multiple RAID levels, including RAID Triple Parity and Triple Mirror that deliver higher levels of data protection.
RAID-level SSD lifespan is automatically and regularly detected to prevent simultaneous SSD failure, improving your data protection and system reliability.
The QM2-2P410G1T allows you to easily add M.2 NVMe SSDs and 10GbE RJ45 connectivity to your QNAP NAS, with no driver installation required. The QM2-2P410G1T features a Broadcom® controller, with PCIe 4.0 interface providing higher bandwidth to deliver faster computing speed and data access.
The QM2-2P410G1T boosts performance by adding M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSDs. It doesn’t occupy any 3.5-inch drive bays, allowing you to maximize both your storage capacity and performance.
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Following the death of my 453BT3 yesterday (mainboard failure after 4 years), I've gone with the 6 bay version delivered next week hopefully. Fingers crossed this one last longer than 4 years :)
Really interesting unit but to be perfectly honest the 2x2,5GbE ports are kind of a shame considering the price... I don't get why you went backwards considering the H874X has 2x10GbE ports (i9). That's a 250€ upgrade which should have been included in the first place really.
Intel's Meteor Lake with Xe supports AV1 (10bit decode and encode), HEVC, AVC, and VP9, with up to 8K60 HDR decode supported. Now that is something worth upgrading for given all the AV1 content starting to become available. I would also love to convert my own media to AV1 to use across Plex
Hopefully all QNAP TVS-h874, TVS-h674 models get this soon. I'll start saving
i just recevied my unit too waiting on my drives before I can set it up but its plugged in powered off on a UPS ready to go once I get the drives in it
I want to see you mount a PCIE thunderbolt EGPU to the NAS and setup that to pass through to a Windows VM
We use IP over Thunderbolt so we are not focused on trying to test GPU's to work over it as they will not work with IP enabled.
It would be nice to see Thunderbolt added to the motherboard io rather then having to use the expansion bays,……for once. Nice bit of kit though. Price is through the roof unfortunately but again, nice bit of kit. UGreen 6 bay and 8 bay NAS units have Thunderbolt, i5 and starts at about ~$600 USD to ~$900 USD respectively.
Thanks Craig great demo - have my h874T arriving on Friday! I have 2 x 4tb m2's (gen 4) coming with the unit too (as well as 8 x 20TB drives) - is that amount of m2 storage overkill for system pool? or can I use some of it for system pool and rest for other storage?
We reserve just under 25GB of the capacity for the System Pool... the rest of the space can be used for any other storage purpose you need... you can create a share and tell the NAS to put it on the SSD Pool if you need data in 1 area to be faster than other data.
Apps can also be installed to it so they work faster, by default they will use the System Pool, some apps can be installed elsewhere though.
You cannot use the spare capacity on the SSD's for a cache though, as the drives are in use the cache will not see them as available.
@@QNAPUK many thanks
Can you Disable WD DDA WD is in hot water over forcing people to buy new drives just because of powered-on hours cycles just wondering if I bought WD's just wondering
I don't believe so but it shouldn't really matter with a drive made for a NAS, such as Red Plus / Red Pro... they're designed to be powered on 24/7 and power-on hours exceeds the warranty to my knowledge... so even if a drive failed after the power-on hours is exceeded, you would have to buy a new drive rather than warranty replacement anyway. If I have understood it wrong, let me know and I'll look into it further.
Craig, you mention the 2 QM2 cards but I’m seeing this show out of stock on QNAP site and Discontinued on reseller sites, are these being replaced OR just unavailable for all at this time ? Thanks
We have the QM2-2P410G1T in stock in our UK warehouse right now, where is it you are looking for it?
@QNAPUK I'm looking for a longer thunderbolt 4 cable? only ones I see are like 1.5 meters long, can you recommend something longer?
Apple sell one that is 3m long as well as a company called "Cable Matters" which is a bit cheaper than the Apple one.
Question: As a wedding photographer i'd like to be able to come in at night, and dump say 8 cards using my reader hub to the nas...is there a way for it to dump to a NVME ssd that I have installed then after thats complete write to 2 disks in RAID 1? I literally just got the 6 bay version - was a bit shitty that no TB4 cable was included!
We have some users that use a card reader in the front USB port, then configure One-Touch copy so that when they put in an SD card it copies everything from that SD card with the touch of the button, to a folder they have chosen in the NAS, this folder could easily be on an NVMe SSD in the NAS. You could then create a Sync job in HBS3 to move any data from the folder on the NVMe to another local location on the NAS, such as another folder on a RAID1 on your HDD's. Instead of HBS3 you could also use Qfiling if you rather, it could accomplish the same if you created a Task with the right settings.
Thats great! Do you know if the Sandisk Pro Dock Reader with multiple cards will work on that front USB port?@@QNAPUK
I can't find thunderbolt section on Network & Virtual switch section
Do you definitely have the "T" version of the unit, we sell this unit without Thunderbolt also, this will not have the Thunderbolt section.
Can it handle PLEX transcoding considering its only onboard graphics?
Yes absolutely, Plex actually publish a NAS Compatibility spreadsheet on Google Drive (easy to find with a Google search), it will show you what is and isn't possible with transcoding and the TVS-h874/674T are both listed on it. Summary - It will handle all Hardware Transcoding up to 2160p with H264, but if you have 2160p with HEVC it will not, you will need something more powerful.
@@QNAPUK many thanks
Hello, I need some help choosing new NAS. I need rack mounted one, 12-16 bays x20TB. I use it for backups of 5 computers but mostly as storage of collection of 4K videos that I and other family members watch on HTPCs (sometimes there are 4 concurrently streamed 4K movies) I narrowed my choices to 12(16)73au or 12(16)77Xu. Will I benefit if I buy m2 nvme expansion card? How much RAM is optimal? Should I stick to QTS or switch to QuTS hero for my use case?
We just launched our new TS-h1677AXU-RP (also a 12-bay version too), take a look at that. It has Gen5 M.2 slots, DDR5 RAM, Gen5 PCIe slots. Really nice spec. It can also run QTS and QuTS hero. As 16 x 20TB drives would be more than the volume max size on QTS of 250TB, I would probably recommend QuTS hero mainly for this reason. The NAS comes with 32GB as standard here, which is plenty if you are not using Data DeDuplication in the Storage/Snapshot settings on your Volumes.
@@QNAPUK very nice specs, but 50% more € over 1673AU-RP will I feel this upgrade over 73AU?
Depends on a few factors, if you were able to push the 1673AU-RP to 100% of CPU usage... then yes, x73AXU has more performance to give so you will be able to do more before anything bottlenecks with performance. It will also boot faster and open apps or start services quicker.
Let me see if I got this right, on the original existing M2.2280 positions you install the OS and then you add a QM2 card with another 2 x M2.2280 (NVME) which you use for video editing? , and by that you get maximum speed, but for archiving you need to move projects from the NVME's to the HDD's. 1) What speeds do you get on the normal HDD's via TB4 if you populate all x8 HDD's? In the video you show a test resulting in 1700 MB/S, I take it that was on 2.5" SSD's?
I was just highlighting the amount of PCIe Gen4 you can use in this NAS, normally if all your SSD's are the same size/type then I would have put all 4 into the System Volume and just used that for editing. As 2 of mine were WD and 2 were Kingston, with differing capacities, I configured them separately.
Yes the test at 1,700MB/s was with 8 x SATA SSD's. With 8 x HDD's exclusively on their own... you would probably max out around 1,000-1,200MB/s with the right type of data, depends on RAID mode chosen.
Certain types of data will respond better to having SSD's, but using a benchmark tool, doing a large stream of data, HDD's will test quite well.
@@QNAPUK is my assumption correct that 8 HD’s seems to be the trigger for achieving multi HD’s speeds instead of single HD speed?
It depends what you need the NAS to do, editing 1080p with 1 person at a time can be achieved with much less, 1 doing 4K needs more, team of editors more again. Also can depend on codec used.
Best to engage with the pre-sales for QNAP in your region to discuss needs and we'll give you recommendations.
@@QNAPUK thanks, but that was not an answer to my question related to 8 bays. Don’t have any qualified sales in my region, hence the question to you.
I do wanto see a full tortal adding your own custom domain to qnap nas from cloudflare and configuring it to use the certificate that goes with that domain as well I'm not seeing any tortals out their for the QNAPS
Take a look at our Virtual Host video we did that is on the channel, this talks more about domains. You basically need to make your domain host point your domain to your static IP on the internet connection where the NAS is hosted, after that the NAS can own the domain with Virtual Hosts.