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You can stream your movies, photos, music and other media with the QNAP TS-431P3-4G and you can store them safely with the 4 included Seagate IronWolf Pro 4TB internal hard drives. With this bundle, you have 16GB storage space right away, so you can store your personal files. You can store these in the 4 slots of the NAS, so you can get started right away. For example, you can make one big storage space via JBOD, or use RAID set ups to make backups for all your files. The QNAP NAS is suitable for both business use and home use, or a combination of these two. You can do this without any slowdowns, thanks to the 4GB DDR4 RAM and Intel Celeron Quad-Core processor. This allows you to listen to your favorite albums during work, while the NAS makes backups in the background at the same time. This NAS is also suitable for link aggregation. Thanks to the double 2.5Gb Ethernet port, you'll have a high internet speed. The Seagate IronWolf Pro drives have an average rotation speed of 7200RPM. This allows you to load your files particularly fast, without any stutters. In addition, the 256GB cache memory ensures that your often used files open quickly. With this combination you'll directly get 16TB storage. This is enough for about 1600 Full HD movies or 240,000 hours of music. This product includes Seagate Rescue Services for 3 years of data recovery.

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