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The DXP4800 GT's standout spec is dual 10GbE networking, a feature that typically appears only on NAS units costing $800 or more. At $559.99 diskless, it costs $79.01 less than the QNAP TS-464-8G ($639.00), which tops out at dual 2.5GbE with a slower Intel N5095 processor. The AMD Ryzen R2514 CPU handles multiple concurrent users, Docker containers, and virtual machines without throttling. Two M.2 NVMe slots allow SSD caching to accelerate hard-drive array performance. The 10GbE caveat: this speed only delivers its benefit if your switch and other network devices also support 10GbE. On a standard 1GbE home network, the DXP4800 GT is hardware you cannot utilize. For a home lab, small office, or media studio where 10GbE infrastructure is already in place, this is the most cost-efficient 4-bay 10GbE NAS enclosure in this category. For a standard home network on a budget, the Synology DS923+ at approximately $350-400 diskless covers the same bay count on 2.5GbE at a lower price.
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Last checked: Sep 11, 2026
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