Home / Computers / The QNAP TS-433 lands at four bays on an ARM processorComputers Technology ramseeker nasThe QNAP TS-433 lands at four bays on an ARM processorFour bays with an ARM processor under the hood — the TS-433 skips the Intel tax entirely. It’s adequate for basic file serving and surveillance storage where raw CPU grunt isn’t the bottleneck. Shop NAS drives on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe QNAP TS-233 has no PCIe slots — no expansion possibleThe QNAP TS-433 has four bays and no expansion pathThe QNAP TS-462T3 has a PCIe slot for 10GbE or M.2 expansionThe QNAP TS-464 expands via USB only — no PCIe slot insideThe QNAP TS-873A has PCIe Gen 3 x4 slots and ships with 10GbE pre-installedExploreThe Xerox C235 keeps color prints as fast as black at 31 ppmBrother recommends 2,000 pages a month for the HL-L2460DWThe Epson WorkForce WF-2960's standard black cartridge lasts 250 pagesThe Asustor AS5402T comes with two 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet portsThe Asustor AS5404T matches its sibling with dual 2.5GbE portsPrevious The QNAP TS-464 brings PCIe Gen 3 NVMe to its four-bay lineupNext The PowerBook G4 (Aluminum) takes a standard 2.5-inch PATA drive