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QNAP TBS-453A 4-Bay M.2 SSD NASbook Review
Power Consumption »Performance Summary with Multiple Clients
The performance with multiple clients is pretty good because of the for a NAS strong CPU and M.2 SSDs.
We took these screenshots during the last of our multi-client tests with our custom-made software, which is the hardest of them all, in order to show you how heavily the NAS was taxed.
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