Does not contain "conflict minerals": tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold. Y QNAP TVS-682, NAS, Tower, Intel® Celeron®, N3150, 8 GB, DDR4 QNAP TVS-682. Type: NAS. Chassis type: Tower. Device class: Small & Medium Business. Processor family: Intel® Celeron®, Processor model: N3150, Processor frequency: 1.6 GHz. Internal memory: 8 GB, Internal memory type: DDR4. Total installed storage capacity: 16 TB, Installed storage drive type: HDD. Operating system installed: QNAP Turbo System https://bjorn3d.com/2017/02/qnap-tvs-682/ QNAP has always been one of the companies in the NAS industry that is quick to adopt new technology and offer different products than other manufactuers. The company is the first to incorporate AMD SoC into their NAS devices ( TVS-x63 NAS ) and also deliv... Small and compact for 6bay NAS, Powerful hardware, Expandable for RAM, PCIE cards, Integrated speaker, SSD Caching via Qtier, Unique feature with VJOBD, Complete toolless design, Metal Chassis, Small and compact for 6bay NAS, Powerful hardware, Expandable... Lacks integrated 10 gigabit ethernet port, Plastic drive tray, Price, Lacks integrated 10 gigabit ethernet port, Plastic drive tray, Price The TVS-682 is a very well designed NAS that packs tons of power in a very small footprint. Backed by a powerful processor and plenty of RAM with option to upgrade, the unit has plenty of processing power to deliver top performance. We continue to enjoy Q... https://www.nikktech.com/main/articles/peripherals/network/nas-servers/6819-qnap-tvs-682-i3-8g-nas-server-review Solely based on recent sales numbers it seems that network attached storage devices (NAS) have not only managed to replace complete server systems as the backbone of small businesses and large enterprises but are also slowly (yet steadily) replacing HTPC... Build Quality, Dual Core Intel Core i3-6100, Top of the Charts Performance, Available Features, 8GB DDR4 RAM (Expandable To 64GB), 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports, 10/40GbE Ready (Via PCIe Card), 2 mSATA Ports, 2 PCIe Slots (Gen3x16/x4), 5 USB 3.0 Ports Power Consumption (For Some), Price (For Some), As many of you know (if you've been following our NAS reviews) I've always placed rackmount models over regular ones not only because they feature higher build quality and in some cases redundant power systems (dual PSUs) but also because...