QNAP TBS-h574TX-i5-16G 5 Bay 10GbE High-Performance Thunderbolt 4 E1.S All-Flash NASbook pendrive 128gb 100mb/s Video Memory 12GB GDDR6X Memory

Name: QNAP TBS-h574TX-i5-16G 5 Bay 10GbE High-Performance Thunderbolt 4 E1.S All-Flash NASbook pendrive 128gb 100mb/s Video Memory 12GB GDDR6X Memory
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21801366416
Price: 100057.00 USD
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QNAP TBS h574TX i5 16G 5 Bay 10GbE High Performance Thunderbolt 4 E1.S All Flash NASbook pendrive 128gb 100mb s Video Memory 12GB GDDR6X Memory Video Memory 12GB GDDR6X Memory Bus Width 192 bit Interface PCI Express Gen 4 OpenGL 4 Pavilion 14 AM005NI 2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) Port 2 HDMI Output 1 the TBS h574TX delivers exceptional performance with its hybrid architecture

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