Home / Computers / The QNAP TS-433 steps up to dual 2.5GbEComputers Technology ramseeker nasThe QNAP TS-433 steps up to dual 2.5GbETwo 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports are standard on the TS-433, matching what most modern home and small business networks can handle. It’s a meaningful upgrade over the single-gig ports on QNAP’s budget models. 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 ASUS PB62 runs a Gen 3 NVMe slot alongside a SATA bay — enough for two drivesThe ASUS PN50 uses a predictable NVMe-plus-SATA layout that just worksThe ASUS PN51 keeps the same two-drive storage layout as the PN50The ASUS PN65 bumps its M.2 slot to PCIe Gen 4The ASUS PN80 keeps it simple with a Gen 4 NVMe slot and a SATA bayPrevious The QNAP TS-873A goes AMD with a Ryzen V1500B embedded processorNext The OptiPlex 7090 SFF has three slots but watch the PCIe wiring