About this item

• Powerful Hardware: The F2-424 NAS storage features an N95 quad-core 4-thread CPU 3.4GHz (turbo), integrated UHD GPU at 0.75GHz, 8GB DDR5 4800MHz memory (non-ECC, upgradable up to 32GB), dual 2.5G Ethernet ports, and dual M.2 NVMe slots for SSD caching.
• Enhanced Application Speed: The F2-424 NAS enclosure, equipped with a powerful CPU and DDR5 memory, achieves a remarkable 140% performance boost over its predecessors. Experience 90% faster application load times, a 40% increase in file and photo retrieval speed, a 50% improvement in database response speed, and a outstanding 60% faster PHP response for web pages. Elevate your workflow efficiency with seamless high-load performance.
• High-Speed Connectivity: The F2-424 NAS case features dual 2.5 GbE interfaces and can achieve a linear data transmission speed of 283 MB/s (tested with NAS dedicated HDDs 18TB x 2, RAID 0), Link Aggregation offers a network bandwidth up to 5 Gb, ideal for multi-user and high-concurrent file access. Featuring dual USB 3.2 10Gbps interfaces, data transfer between your NAS and external devices is made swift. The F2-424 supports various RAID types, including RAID 0/1/JBOD/Single, and TRAID.
• Effortless M.2 SSD Installation: TerraMaster streamlines M.2 SSD handling in the F2-424 NAS server with a side-sliding cover, allowing quick and simple SSD installation. The inclusion of hand-tightened screws ensures a hassle-free installation process. The F2-424 NAS adopts a tool-free hard disk tray, eliminating the need for additional tools during hard disk installation. Additionally, TerraMaster’s innovative Push-Lock design automatically secures inserted hard disks, preventing accidental disconnection or offline issues.
• Rich Backup Solutions: Centralized Backup, Duple Backup, Snapshot, CloudSync, TFM Backup, and more enhance the security of your data with multiple backup applications. The F2-424 2 bay NAS adopts TerraMaster’s new structure which besides incorporating additional shock-absorbing measures, TerraMaster’s engineers have designed numerous special sound-absorbing panels in the new structure to minimize noise.