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My past NAS have been powered by slower CPUs and over time his has caused slowdowns when running RAID so I'm excited to see how the TS-451+ performs with its Intel quad core. So let's dive in. You may not have noticed, but not only have PCs been getting smaller but devices like notebooks, phones, and tablets have been taking over. It doesn't mean that the PC is going away as some people would like you to think, but it does mean that fewer devices have the capability to hold bulk storage. Sure SSDs are getting bigger and computers have some room, but enthusiasts, geeks, and professionals used to load up their main PCs with hard drives and the PC market is moving away from that. You could go with an external drive but they don't really have the capacity as well. Because of that, the home NAS market has been picking up and more and more people are realizing that a central storage location is helpful for the whole family. In our case, I moved to NAS storage years ago to cut back on electricity from having servers running in the house. We have had one for my attached office and another with video files but recently those have filled up and I've been looking at new options. While doing that I thought it would be a great time to take a look at what QNAP has going on so they sent over their TS-451+.
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