Give Your Team One Private Place to Share Files, Back Up Their Work, and Get It Back

Move critical files off individual PCs and USB drives. Infinity Vault Desktop brings shared storage, access controls, and backup together in a four- or six-bay system sized for your office.

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Start With the Storage Your Office Needs and Leave Room to Grow

Choose from

4 or 6 bays

Desktop storage configurations

Available on Vault 4

10GbE

Built-in wired networking

Available on Q6

64GB

With optional memory upgrades

Choose your OS

TrueNAS or QNAP

Platform depends on model

Find the Desktop Vault That Fits Your Team and Your Backup Plan

Every configuration is quoted around your drive capacity, users and backup needs. Base units are diskless. Ask for compatible drives or a tested drive pack.

Infinity Vault 4 | 4-Bay ZFS NAS | Ryzen 5 9600X

A diskless four-bay ZFS file server with a 6-core AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 16GB DDR5 and onboard 10GbE + 2.5GbE, running TrueNAS Community Edition for office storage and backup.

16GB DDR5

AMD Ryzen 5 9600X (6 cores / 12 threads)

512GB M.2 NVMe SSD (boot)

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Infinity Vault Q4 | QNAP TS-464 4-Bay Desktop NAS | Celeron N5095

A genuine QNAP TS-464 four-bay desktop NAS, supplied, configured and supported by Infinity Computers: Intel Celeron N5095, 8GB DDR4, dual 2.5GbE and four hot-swap bays, diskless or with tested IronWolf Pro drives.

8GB DDR4 (expandable to 16GB with genuine QNAP modules)

QNAP TS-464 — Intel Celeron N5095 4-core (up to 2.9GHz)

Diskless — storage drives sold separately. Bays: 4 x 3.5-inch SATA hot-swap bays (2.5-inch SATA SSD supported) + 2 x M.2 2280 NVMe slots

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Infinity Vault Q6 | QNAP TS-673A 6-Bay Desktop NAS | Ryzen Embedded V1500B

A genuine QNAP TS-673A six-bay desktop NAS, supplied, configured and supported by Infinity Computers: AMD Ryzen V1500B, 8GB DDR4 (ECC-capable to 64GB), RAID 6 and two PCIe x4 slots, diskless or with IronWolf Pro drives.

8GB DDR4 (expandable to 64GB, ECC supported, genuine QNAP modules)

QNAP TS-673A — AMD Ryzen Embedded V1500B 4-core / 8-thread (2.2GHz)

Diskless — storage drives sold separately. Bays: 6 x 3.5-inch SATA hot-swap bays (2.5-inch SATA SSD supported) + 2 x M.2 2280 NVMe slots

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Give Everyone the Right Access to One Current Copy of the Work

Keep scans, contracts, drawings, and project files in shared folders with named users and permissions. Start with SMB for mixed Windows and Mac offices, then size the drives and wired network around the people and files that actually use it.

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What you can run

Put the Right Storage Behind the Work Your Team Does Every Day

Choose a system around the applications, retention and number of people that will actually use it.

Shared Office Files

Centralize daily work with folder permissions and quotas. Vault 4 supports SMB, NFS and iSCSI. Q4 and Q6 add QNAP tools for named users, group access and sync.

PC and Mac Recovery

Use supported Windows backup tools, Time Machine on compatible QNAP configurations, or Vault 4 as a Veeam repository. Plan retention against the installed drive capacity.

Private File Sync

Run Nextcloud as a light TrueNAS app or use Qsync on QNAP. Secure access from outside the office is configured separately and depends on the office upload speed.

CAD and Project Archives

Q6 suits a growing archive and can add 10GbE for large transfers. Confirm switch support and size the disk pool for concurrent users.

Media Libraries and Cameras

Use Q4 for QuMagie and supported QVR Elite recording, or Vault 4 for Plex direct play. Camera licences, recording capacity and transcoding needs affect sizing.

VM Backups and Light Lab Storage

Q6 can receive compatible VMware or Hyper-V backups through Hyper Data Protector. Vault 4 can serve a Proxmox host via NFS or iSCSI for backups or light storage.

Give Your Team One Place to Share Files, Back Up Devices, and Run the Apps They Rely On

See what you can run on Vault Desktop and which tools can use it as a storage or backup destination.

TrueNAS Community Edition

Nextcloud

Plex Media Server

Qsync

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Get the Details Before You Choose Your NAS

What comes with the base configuration?

All three desktop models are quoted diskless. Bring compatible drives or request a tested drive pack. The Vault 4 includes its separate 512GB TrueNAS boot SSD. Data drives, cache SSDs, upgrades and external backup targets are quoted separately.

What is the right workload for Vault 4?

The six-core Ryzen 5 9600X and 16GB DDR5 suit about 1–5 users, SMB/NFS/iSCSI shares, scheduled backups and a few light apps. TrueNAS runs on a single boot drive. Budget more memory for heavier apps or VM use. Plan for CPU-only Plex transcoding or direct play, and keep busy databases off a hard-drive pool.

When should I choose the Q4?

Choose Q4 for about 1–15 users who need a compact file server, Windows or Mac backups, Qsync or a searchable QuMagie library. Dual 2.5GbE and optional NVMe caching help with office files. The 16GB memory ceiling makes heavy virtualization and inline deduplication a poor fit.

When is the six-bay Q6 worth it?

Choose Q6 for about 10–40 users, larger archives, more concurrent project access or a six-drive RAID 6 pool. A compatible 10GbE card, switch and cabling are required for 10GbE. Q6 ships with 8GB and a single power supply. ECC upgrades replace the factory memory.

How much usable storage do I get?

A Q4 with four 12TB drives gives 48TB raw and 36TB after RAID 5 parity. A Q6 with six 12TB drives gives 72TB raw and 48TB after RAID 6 parity. Both examples are before filesystem overhead and snapshot reserve. Actual capacity depends on the drives and RAID layout, and the NAS may report TiB.

How should we back up the NAS itself?

Use three copies of important data across two devices or media, with one copy off-site. Snapshots support fast rollback but stay on the same system. Use ZFS replication on Vault 4 or Hybrid Backup Sync and supported QNAP replication on Q4/Q6. Test a restore before relying on the schedule.

Can the NAS back up servers and virtual machines?

Vault 4 can act as a Veeam SMB or iSCSI repository or a Proxmox backup target. Veeam and Proxmox run on your own systems. Q6 supports agentless backup of compatible VMware vSphere and Hyper-V environments with Hyper Data Protector. Size the pool for retained restore points.

Which apps need extra planning?

Nextcloud and Plex suit light Vault 4 use. QNAP Qsync supports team folders, and Q6 adds tools such as Qsirch and Qfiling. QVR Elite recording requires compatible cameras, installed storage and paid licences beyond the included channels. Video libraries and high-bitrate multi-user editing have different storage needs.

Can staff work remotely or share files with clients?

QNAP offers password-protected share links and sync options. Secure VPN or relay setup is an optional service. We can help plan access without forwarding NAS ports directly to the internet. Large transfers depend on the upload bandwidth at the NAS site.

Should I choose QTS or QuTS hero?

Q4 and Q6 ship with QTS by default and can be quoted with QuTS hero selected before setup. Q4 does not support triple-parity RAID and inline deduplication is not recommended. Q6 can support RAID-TP under QuTS hero with an appropriate drive layout. Switching operating systems later erases the pool.

Need More Bays or Redundant Power for a Rack Deployment?

Compare the eight-bay short-depth Q8 Rack and the twelve-bay Q12 Rack for branch backups, project storage and larger archives.

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Tell us how much data you have today, how fast it’s growing, how many people need access, and what must come back first after an outage. We’ll help you choose the chassis, drives, networking, and backup options to quote.

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