Hi All,
I really need help understanding these VM's on a Qnap NAS.
I have just read about the new Qnap tvs-1282 - i7 - 32gb with a 450watt PSU which I can also add a full desktop GPU.
I need to know would a Windows 10 64bit VM on a QNAP NAS be able to replace a Intel NUC d54250wyk mini desktop?
I use my Intel NUC for Kodi and general tasks like internet browsing, YouTube etc, the biggest program would be Photoshop for light video editing.
If a Desktop GPU is added can you do light gaming (dirt 3) on a VM? I understand each VM has a set number of cores from the CPU assigned to it so not sure if this would effect NAS performance.
In all I hope the Qnap TVS-1282 could run 1 x Windows VM for regular everyday use like a PC, and 1 x Linux VM to run rtorrent, Couchpotato etc for all downloading needs, and lastly work like an everyday NAS
Sorry for all the questions, but this unit is like $3000 so i need to be sure it would totally replace my NUC
Thanks
I really need help understanding these VM's on a Qnap NAS.
I have just read about the new Qnap tvs-1282 - i7 - 32gb with a 450watt PSU which I can also add a full desktop GPU.
I need to know would a Windows 10 64bit VM on a QNAP NAS be able to replace a Intel NUC d54250wyk mini desktop?
I use my Intel NUC for Kodi and general tasks like internet browsing, YouTube etc, the biggest program would be Photoshop for light video editing.
If a Desktop GPU is added can you do light gaming (dirt 3) on a VM? I understand each VM has a set number of cores from the CPU assigned to it so not sure if this would effect NAS performance.
In all I hope the Qnap TVS-1282 could run 1 x Windows VM for regular everyday use like a PC, and 1 x Linux VM to run rtorrent, Couchpotato etc for all downloading needs, and lastly work like an everyday NAS
Sorry for all the questions, but this unit is like $3000 so i need to be sure it would totally replace my NUC
Thanks
