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✅Recommended if: You want ultra-fast connectivity. With powerful AMD internals, good software with container management, dual 10GbE connectivity, ECC memory, the ability to insert U.2 SSDs, and great extensibility, the DXP4800 GT is a truly enthusiast NAS. The best part is that there is hardware-assisted transcoding with the AMD Ryzen platform, and that is a welcome move.

❌Skip this offer if: You want Thunderbolt 4. Although the DXP4800 GT does more good, it misses out on Thunderbolt 4 connectivity.

Now, the DXP4800 Pro is a solid NAS in itself, but the DXP4800 GT has some additional features. You get ECC memory, 2.5-inch U.2 SSD integration, and two 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectors. It’s clear that the NAS is aimed at creators and enthusiasts, and while there’s no Thunderbolt 4, that’s no big deal in and of itself.

Another difference is that the DXP4800 GT uses AMD hardware instead of Intel. While this has been an issue in the past, the Ryzen R2514 has hardware transcoding, so if you use Plex or Jellyfin, the DXP4800 GT is just as good as an Intel-based NAS. If anything, it’s faster; I got four 4K transcodes running on Plex at the same time without any problems, so the DXP4800 GT has power to spare.

The UGOS Pro software also has a lot to like, and you can install almost anything you want using Docker; this is what I used to install Plex, Pi-hole, Jellyfin, Immich and other utilities on the NAS.