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Lots of room in this case. Pre-installed fans

I purchased the TERRAMASTER F4-425 because I needed a four-bay NAS capable of handling a fairly large amount of data without spending a fortune on a higher-end enterprise system. The hardware itself has impressed me. The Intel x86 quad-core processor, 4GB of RAM, four drive bays, and 2.5Gb Ethernet make this a very capable little NAS for home use. I'm working with roughly 14+ TB of data and multiple large hard drives, so this isn't just being used to store a few pictures and documents. I've been doing very large file transfers while building multiple copies of my data, and the F4-425 has been handling the workload. Drive installation is straightforward, and having four bays gives you a lot of flexibility in deciding how you want to configure storage and backups. The 2.5GbE network connection is also a major plus. If the rest of your network supports 2.5GbE, you aren't automatically limited to the roughly 1Gbps connection of many older NAS units.

It's compact and easy to pack. It provides all the connections I need, and enough of them. A winner!

USB-C puts out 4.2A steadily, better than the rated 3A. Doesn't shoe any issues I'd associate with cheap tech like voltage drops on the USB when a 110 device is plugged in.

The build quality is very good; very sturdy, no sharp edges, nice finish. Loads of extra screws are included.

This thing is truly amazing. Can run models up to 200 billion parameters. (Most of mine are between 70-120b, but my 24b "devstral" model is very useful for simple coding.) For a "personal AI" it's perfect. I use it to assist with sensitive client matters that I do not want to "share" with public AI services. Yes, it is brittle, but it is not hard to perform factory-restore using Nvidia's image - they have clear instructions posted and AI can help you if you need it. Be sure to use Nvidia's tool to create the boot thumb-drive. The unique hardware and driver situation makes this computer incompatible with other distros or OSes.

Works superbly. Easy to setup. Very good management software. Lots of other users (e.g. on Reddit). Bought empty, and populated with four (4) 6TB drives (WD6001F4PZ-49CWHM0). More storage than I'll need for a decade.

The PNY RTX PRO 5000 is worth every penny. It is lightning fast and handles enormous datasets with ease. It was delivered on time and expertly wrapped to avoid damage en route.

So easy to setup physically and soft. Enought apps for my needs (Streaming movies) With a WD red in it, was able to stream over Wi-Fi and copyng large files at the same time on it. Silent Robust construction No compatibility limitations compare to... tried to give Ugreen a try and I was really impressed.

Ipmi feature allowed effortless bios update even without a cpu or ram. Also enabled full setup without a screen, all it need was Lan and power. Plenty of pcie lanes for small businesses or home lab

4-in-3, simple yet effective design. Trays slide in and out without much effort. A big plus is compatibility with the RSV-L4000 server case and NZXT cases. Compatible with 2.5" and 3.5" drives. Only needs 2 IDE power connectors to power all four SATA drives. The 120mm fan is changeable. I used a Noctua NF-S12A FLX for silent operation, plus it already has a short cable so there isn't much extra slack lying around your case (nothing a little zip tie treatment won't fix, however). CHEAP! Other backplanes of this size with similar features run much more expensive than this.