QNAP TS-464-8G-US vs UGREEN NASync DXP6800 Ultra

QuMagie sorts photos by people, things and places

Local AI photo tools cover people recognition, OCR, object and scene recognition, duplicate detection, pet recognition and custom learning

Container Station runs Docker and LXC/LXD containers

UGREEN lists Docker containers among the workloads this model runs, and Docker is installed from the UGOS Pro App Center

UGREEN documents Plex Media Server running through Docker on all DXP series models, with Intel Quick Sync hardware transcoding inside the container; UGOS Pro ships no separate App Center package for it

QVR Pro ships 8 free camera channels, QVR Surveillance 2

Surveillance Center handles live view, playback and alerts, and UGREEN states it supports face, people, pet and vehicle detection on this model

Virtualization Station suggests up to 4 virtual machines and needs at least 4 GB of memory

UGOS Pro ships a Virtual Machine Manager, and UGREEN lists running virtual machines among this model's workloads

Hybrid Backup Sync covers cloud backup, cloud sync and two-way sync

The Cloud Drives app syncs NAS storage with cloud services, and UGREEN lists cloud drives among this model's UGOS Pro workloads

Apple Time Machine backup through Hybrid Backup Sync

UGOS Pro provides a dedicated Time Machine destination over SMB and Bonjour, and backs up Windows and Mac folders through Sync & Backup with the desktop client

UGOS Pro sets boot and shutdown schedules from Control Panel > Hardware & Power > Scheduled startup and shutdown

USB and network UPS from Control Panel > External Device > UPS

A UPS is connected from Control Panel > Hardware & Power > UPS so the NAS enters standby or shuts down safely; UGREEN publishes its own US2000 and US3000 DC units and a tested third-party compatibility list

SAN Manager creates block storage that connected devices mount like a local drive, and UGREEN lists it among the services this model runs

NFS v2/3/4/4.1 alongside CIFS/SMB and AFP

UGOS Pro serves SMB, NFS, WebDAV, FTP and SFTP from Control Panel > File Services

Hybrid Backup Sync syncs to and from an rsync server

UGOS Pro lists rsync among its file protocol services, and UGREEN documents backing up to a second NAS or remote server over rsync or WebDAV

Port trunking with 7 modes across the two 2.5GbE ports

UGREEN states the two 10GbE ports can be aggregated into 20G of bandwidth for reads of up to 2500MB/s, and describes link aggregation and SMB multichannel on this range

UGREEN states that all its NAS support Wake on LAN, enabled from Control Panel > Hardware & Power > Power and triggered from the UGREEN NAS client

Two USB-A at 10Gb/s (one front, one rear) and two rear USB 2.0 at 480Mb/s, alongside the two Thunderbolt 4 ports

Intel AES-NI encryption engine

Intel AES New Instructions are listed as supported on the Core 5 120U

Built-in Intel UHD Graphics handles hardware-accelerated transcoding

Intel lists Quick Sync Video as supported on the Core 5 120U fitted here, and UGREEN builds the 8K HDMI output and Plex transcoding around it

The Core 5 120U is a Raptor Lake-U Refresh part and Intel lists no AI Boost NPU for it; the local AI photo features run on the CPU and integrated graphics

The published storage modes are JBOD, Basic and RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10, with no flexible mixed-drive mode

Block-based volume and LUN snapshots, minimum interval 5 minutes

UGOS Pro ships a Snapshot app that captures point-in-time versions of files, and UGREEN lists snapshot management among this model's workloads

UGREEN documents DDNS as the advanced alternative to UGREENlink, reaching the NAS through your own domain with router-side port forwarding

UGREEN documents enabling SSH from Control Panel > Terminal, with root privileges through sudo

Hot-swappable for the four SATA bays, not for the M.2 slots

UGREEN states that its NAS support hot-swapping hard drives, while recommending a shutdown first for data safety

The two M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 3 x1 slots can hold a cache or a storage pool

UGOS Pro can build a separate M.2 SSD storage pool on the DXP models that carry M.2 slots, instead of using them only as read or read-write cache