“Hi. What is the maximum storage space (TB) Hard Drive per bay can be supported?”

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• Per the QNAP web site, it looks like it can support 10TB drives, so you can have 40TB of raw space maximum, but will certainly be lower depending on your parity and redundancy choices.

  Answered by LikeStuff 8 years ago

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• I'm not sure. But I currently have (4) - 3TB, WD "RED" models installed. And externally via USB it detects all my USB memory sticks, as well as my WD 8TB "mybook".

  Answered by namyzzo1 8 years ago

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• I'm using WD Red 8TB drives with no problems. The 10TB drives are a bit pricey right now.

  Answered by hangtown 8 years ago

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