QNAP Qnap MUSTANG-200 Computing Accelerator Card Support Two Intel Celeron 3865U

Boost NAS/PC computing power and enhance productivityAs QNAP NAS evolves to support a wider range of applications (including surveillance, virtualization, and AI) you not only need more storage space on your NAS, but also require the NAS to have higher processing power. Just as we can scale storage to meet higher requirements, QNAP provides the ability to expand the processing capabilities of your NAS. With a dual-CPU processor and an independent operating environment on a single PCIe card (2.0, x4), the Mustang-200 can be installed in a compatible QNAP NAS (or PC) to provide a flexible performance boost to your IT infrastructure and applications.• Use a single interface to allocate storage space and networking resources. Easily manage and view sub systems when multiple Mustang-200 are installed in the NAS.• Mount host storage space easily through iSCSI or VJBOD to ensure you don't have to worry about running out of space when operating multiple applications.• Equipped with dual CPUs, the Mustang-200's computing power equals two NAS. Developers can create various applications on the card without interfering with other applications.Dual-CPU on one cardThe innovative QNAP Mustang-200 computing accelerator card (PCIe 2.0 x4) features a dual CPU (including Intel Core i5 / Core i7 / Celeron) and graphics chip. By installing the card in your NAS, you can effectively increase the computing power and transcoding efficiency by the same power as two NAS. Each CPU on the card has a 10GbE network chip and has independent IP, allowing you to connect to external networks using any network interface on the host NAS. You can mount host storage space through iSCSI or VJBOD for the Mustang-200. The application operation is independent from the NAS QTS, so that when you operate different applications on the Mustang-200, there will be no performance interference. Models with Intel Core i5 / Core i7 CPUs also have built-in M.2 SSD, providing additional options for faster and smoother application performance.Note: The storage space and network of the Mustang-200 requires the hardware resources of the host NAS/PC.Small in size, high in performanceThe Mustang-200 can be installed in a QNAP NAS or a PC to expand the system's processing capabilities. When undergoing high-speed data processing, the Mustang-200's CPU and M.2 SSD cooling modules can help dissipate excessive heat to ensure stable operations.BracketFull-height bracket and card number display.M.2 SSD cooling moduleAn aluminum-alloy cooling module with heatsink.CPU cooling moduleThe heat shield, heat sink and fan assist in dissipating excessive heat generated during operation.Dual Intel processorsPowered by Intel dual-core processors (Intel Core i5 / Core i7 / Celeron) with Intel Graphics.10GbE network chipEach CPU has a 10GbE network chip with an independent IP, allowing you to connect to external networks using any network interface on the host NAS.DDR4 2133 MHz memoryEach CPU has access to two SO-DIMM memory modules, which support up to 32GB RAM.Built-in two NVMe M.2 SSD slotsSupports 2280 M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD (the Mustang-200 with Intel Core i5 / Core i7 processors comes with two Intel 600P 512GB NVMe SSD as standard.)mQTS - the QTS on the Mustang-200The Mustang-200 is small in size yet provides complete functionality. It is powered by the intuitive and intelligent mQTS operating system and allows you to enjoy the same range of applications as seen in QTS. You can install a variety of applications on-demand through the built-in App Center, import other app stores, or perform secondary development on the Mustang-200 to explore further application potential.Easy management of multiple cardsThe Mustang Card Manager assists in centrally managing all of the Mustang-200 (subsystems) installed in your host NAS. You can monitor system status, configure network and storage resources, and connect to mQTS directly through the Mustang Card Manager for more detailed system configuration and application deployment.System overviewMonitor and manage CPU and memory usage, storage space usage, system health, disk health, and network traffic.Storage managementView mQTS volume usage and create virtual disk space for storage allocation flexibility.Network resource deploymentView the network structure of the host NAS and Mustang-200. The system will guide you to the Network & Virtual Switch app for centrally monitoring and allocating network resources.Privilege settingsCreate multiple user accounts, allocate mQTS space to users, check online users, and remotely switch on/off the system.Install on a NAS: get the processing power of 3 x CPUsInstall a Mustang-200 in QNAP NAS and instantly gain the processing power from the three CPUs to operate a variety of applications and enjoy enhanced productivity. You can run a virtual machine or a container application in two subsystems on the Mustang-200 and let the host NAS focus on running performance-demanding applications such as file processing or multimedia processing. By deploying different applications using independent system resources, you can ensure that each application does not interfere with each other, and each work group can use different QTS. IT resource allocations can be more flexible to meet individual needs.Install on a PC: destroy performance bottlenecksInstall a Mustang-200 in your PC to empower performance-demanding applications. Using the QVR Pro surveillance applications as an example, the Mustang-200 can greatly improve the image processing capability of a host PC.Note: The QVR Pro Accelerator App (available soon) is required to deploy QVR Pro on mQTS.Before: Heavy workload with limited image processing capabilitiesThe PC outputs footage from four 4K cameras on QVR Pro to a 4K screen. At this time, the graphics card on the PC must run 4K image decoding, 4K image resizing, and encryption after resizing, resulting in intensive and heavy workloads. If you want to add more cameras, the image processing power will not be enough.After: Supports image processing for more camerasInstall a Mustang-200 in the PC and run the transcoding software in the mQTS system to help share the processing of 4K surveillance feeds. With the Mustang-200's computing power, the host PC that could only handle four 4K cameras can now process more footage from more cameras and improve the management efficiency of monitoring tasks.