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As local storage continues to develop, some brands now offer compact network-associated systems that emphasize privacy, speed and media-alley.
Terramaster F4 SSD provides support for up to 32 TB SSD storage using four 8TB SSDs and supports file systems such as EXT4, BTRFS, EXFAT and NTFS.
It bypasses the need for cloud-based platforms by incorporating hardware level and data gregation encryption to over 20 user accounts.
PERFORMANCE METRICS COMPLETE CASE ON USE OF HOUSERS
The device is powered by a Quad-Core Arm-based Rockchip RK3568 processor clock to up to 2.0 GHz, with hardware decoding support for H.264 and H.265 Codecs and solutions up to 4K@60fps.
It also has 8 GB of DDR4 RAM, which can be expanded to 32 GB using two Sodimm slots.
Network features include a 2.5 GBE port and a 10 GBPS USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C interface, while the HDMI 2.0 offers 4K display output.
Terramaster F4 SSD can also stream to TVs and tablets using standard protocols such as UPNP and DLNA, and support for media servers such as Plex, Jellyfim and Emby suggest that it will be compatible with most of the housing setup.
The F4 SSD is built around a 5G Ethernet port that allegedly offers speeds up to five times faster than standard gigabit connections that support high capacity scenarios.
However, users are likely to be limited by the speed of their wider home network, not just NAS hardware.
Software features include backup tools (including cloud synchronization and snapshot), AI photo steering, VPN server and remote access via tnas.online, enabling downloads and uploads through the cloud.
Security features include Traid, a flexible array system that optimizes the space while providing redundancy.
It also supports RAID 0/1/5/6/10, JBOD, and includes tools such as Smart, Bad Block Scan, SSD Trim and Hot Reserve Management.
Terramaster’s SPC control system is another layer that limits the app access based on verified permissions.
F4 SSD also allows two -way sync with cloud platforms such as Google Drive and Dropbox.
Although this hybrid capacity may be contradictory in a product designed to replace cloud addiction.
NAS also has tool-free SSD installation with a drawer-style cabinet, making drive upgrades available for beginners.
Cooling is handled by a quiet convection fan system, reportedly holding standby noise around 19 dB, as well as Terramaster D4 SSD. Such silence can be beneficial in noise -sensitive environments such as home studies or bedrooms.
The system works on TOS 6.0 and supports up to 128 user accounts, 128 user groups and 8 shared folder synchronization tasks.
This makes it suitable for advanced home users or small studios who need high -speed, private data access.
Terramaster F4 SSD is ambitious in scope, but its value depends on whether users fully use its functions.
Via TechPowerup
