QNAP NAS K/TS-464-8G with 8GB RAM and four 4TB Toshiba HDDs (model K/TS-464-8G+4xToshiba 4Tb HDD)

The QNAP NAS K/TS-464-8G with 8GB RAM and four 4TB Toshiba HDDs is a compact four-bay network-attached storage solution designed for home users and small offices. This bundle includes the K/TS-464-8G NAS appliance with 8GB of system memory and four preinstalled 4TB Toshiba hard drives, providing a balance of storage capacity, data protection options and multimedia capabilities. The unit supports centralized file storage, scheduled backups, and media streaming, and can run containerized or lightweight virtualized applications for basic virtualization tasks.

Advantages

The integrated four 4TB Toshiba drives simplify initial setup and reduce compatibility concerns, allowing immediate deployment upon installation. With 8GB RAM, the NAS can handle multiple simultaneous file transfers, backup jobs and media streaming sessions while supporting QNAP’s storage management features. Hardware design emphasizes efficient cooling and reliable 24/7 operation suitable for continuous use in a home or small office environment.

Suitable for

• Centralized file storage and sharing for households or small teams
• Automated and scheduled backups for PCs and mobile devices
• Media streaming to smart TVs and multimedia players
• Lightweight virtualization and container-based applications
• Archiving and long-term data retention

Key specifications

• Form factor: 4-bay NAS chassis supporting 3.5" SATA drives
• System memory: 8 GB RAM (installed)
• Included storage: Four 4 TB 3.5" Toshiba mechanical hard drives
• Drive interface: SATA III (6 Gb/s)
• Supported RAID levels: software-configurable RAID (e.g., RAID 0/1/5/6/10 and JBOD depending on firmware)
• Network connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet ports (multiple ports supported by the model)
• Expansion and virtualization: supports containerized apps and lightweight virtual machines via the NAS operating system
• Cooling: active cooling with internal fans for continuous operation

How to use

Unpack the NAS and place it on a stable, ventilated surface. Connect the device to your router or switch with an Ethernet cable and apply power. Power on the NAS and follow the on-screen or web-based initialization wizard to configure the administrator account, network settings and storage pool. Use the NAS management interface to create volumes, choose a RAID level, and set up shared folders. Install QNAP applications for backup, media streaming and virtualization as needed, and register users or user groups with appropriate access rights.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, maintain adequate airflow around the NAS and use scheduled SMART checks and regular backups. Choose a RAID level that balances capacity and redundancy according to your data protection needs. Keep the NAS firmware and installed applications up to date and consider UPS protection to avoid data loss during power interruptions.