QNAP TS-563, NAS, Tower, AMD G, 8 GB, DDR3L, 20 TB QNAP TS-563. Type: NAS. Chassis type: Tower. Device class: Small & Medium Business. Processor family: AMD G, Processor frequency: 2 GHz. Internal memory: 8 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3L. Total installed storage capacity: 20 TB, Installed storage drive type: HDD. Operating system installed: QNAP Turbo System https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/qnap-ts-563-nas,4299.html MORE: All Storage Articles MORE: Latest Storage News MORE: Storage in the Forums The TS-563 ships in two versions with different amount... Future upgrade path, Impressive performance, Superior software features, Timeless hardware design No internal mSATA SSD support for cache After looking at the other NAS products in this price range, the targeted small business features, future upgrade path and existing performance, QNAP's TS-563 is the clear market leader. You can spend more to get less from other products, you can spend... http://wegotserved.com/2015/12/14/review-qnap-ts-563-network-attached-storage-server/ Having launched a plethora of innovative NAS devices over the last 24 months – to suit all manner of needs and budgets – the QNAP TS-563 is most notable due to its architecture. It's the first NAS device we've reviewed that's powered by an AMD processor.I... Priced around $710 for the 8 GB model (and $550 for the 2 GB base edition), the TS-563 is a decent network attached storage option for users seeking extended capacity over connectivity. QNAP's debut AMD-powered NAS performed well in our CPU benchmarks and... https://www.modders-inc.com/qnap-ts-563-network-attached-storage-review/ I have the opportunity to work in the Information Technology market and I get to work with some cool technology. Recently, I've been focusing more and more on visualization and network storage. To put it simply, we have the ability to run multiple virtual... There are a few things to consider when looking to buy a NAS from home. How much storage space do you need or want? How many drives do you want to install? What extra features should come with the software. There are a variety of different NAS units on th... https://www.smallnetbuilder.com/nas/nas-reviews/32886-qnap-ts563-turbo-nas-reviewed Scrolling through QNAP's extensive listing of NASes, you can find a product to meet just about any need. Our more recent QNAP reviews have included "SMB" class products, including the high-end TVS-471Turbo NAS and mid-class TVS-463 Golden Cloud Turbo NAS... High 10GbE performance for reasonable $, 5 USB 3.0 ports, Cloud backup to Amazon S3, Elephant Drive, Symform No HDMI Port, No eSATA port, No LCD screen, Relatively slow Rsync backup performance The QNAP TS-563-8G is a fairly unique NAS. It is the only 5 Bay NAS in QNAP's product line and one of only two 5 Bay NASes in our NAS Charts. So direct comparisons are limited. The other 5 Bay NAS is the #16 ranked Thecus N5810 Pro, which I reviewed in Ju... https://www.madshrimps.be/articles/article/1000783/QNAP-TS-563-5-bay-Affordable-Quad-Core-Business-NAS-Review At first we would like to thank QNAP for offering a sample of their TS-563 5-bay Affordable Quad-Core Business NAS for testing and reviewing.“QNAP Systems, Inc, as its brand promise "Quality Network Appliance Provider", aims to deliver comprehensive offe... This is not the first AMD-based NAS we are testing on MadShrimps and it has been demonstrated to us once again that the platform has potential even when dealing with a lower clocked SoC and to be more exact the GX-420MC. This quad-core component is lackin... http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/qnap_ts_563,1.html Today we have a rather interesting quad-core powered NAS from QNAP that isn't powered by the usual suspects such as Intel, Marvell, Freescale or even Annapurna Labs. Rather AMD can be found powering the new TS-x63 range from QNAP with their embedded G-Ser... AMD has been pushing their embedded system-on-chip solutions for some time now and yet it wasn't until 2015 that the first AMD based desktop NAS was announced.Moreover QNAP appear quite tentative in their decision to support AMD in their more mainstream r...