QNAP Launch The Mustang-200 Dual-CPU Computing Accelerator For NAS/PC

👤by Tim Harmer Comments 📅19.11.2018 13:01:27

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QNAP Systems, Inc. today launched the Mustang-200 dual-CPU computing accelerator card with 10GbE network connectivity (available with Intel Core i5 / Core i7 / Celeron processors). By installing the card in a compatible QNAP NAS' (or PC's) PCIe slot, users will essentially add two processors to their system for increased computing capabilities to provide a flexible performance boost to their IT infrastructure and applications.

"As QNAP NAS evolves to support a wider range of applications, users need more storage space as well as higher computing capabilities for their NAS system. With the Mustang-200 dual-CPU computing accelerator card, users can instantly boost their system's processing power, which is especially ideal solution for surveillance, virtualization, and AI applications," said David Tsao, Product Manager of QNAP.



The innovative QNAP Mustang-200 computing accelerator card (PCIe 2.0 x4) features a dual CPU (including Intel Core i5 / Core i7 / Celeron ) with Intel Graphics. By installing the card in the NAS, users 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 with independent IP, allowing users to connect to external networks using any network interface on the host NAS. Users can mount host storage space through iSCSI or VJBOD for the Mustang-200. The Mustang-200's operation environment is also independent from the NAS to prevent performance interference. Users can also install a Mustang-200 in their PC to empower performance-demanding applications (e.g. QVR Pro surveillance application) with greater image processing capability. Models with Intel Core i5 / Core i7 CPUs also have built-in M.2 SSD, providing additional options for faster and smoother application performance.


QNAP Mustang-200 Unveiling Stream


The Mustang-200 is powered by the intuitive and intelligent mQTS operating system and allows users to enjoy the same range of applications as seen in QTS. Users 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. The Mustang Card Manager assists in centrally managing all of the Mustang-200 (subsystems) installed in the host NAS. Users 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.

Key specifications of new models

Mustang-200-i7-1T/32G-R10: Interface: PCIe 2.0 x4, Intel Core i7-7567U CPU 3.5GHz x2, Intel 600P 512GB SSD (per CPU), 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 (per CPU)
Mustang-200-i5-1T/32G-R10: Interface: PCIe 2.0 x4, Intel Core i5-7267U CPU, 3.1GHz x2, Intel 600P 512GB SSD (per CPU), 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 (per CPU)
Mustang-200-C-8G-R10: Interface: PCIe 2.0 x4, Intel Celeron 3865U CPU 1.8GHz x2, 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR4 (per CPU)


Compatible NAS Models

TS-2477XU-RP , TS-1677XU-RP, TS-1685, TS-1677X, TVS-1282, TS-1277, TVS-882, and TS-877.


QNAP Mustang-200 Features



1. Bracket - Full-height bracket and card number display.

2. M.2 SSD cooling module - An aluminum-alloy cooling module with heatsink.

3. CPU cooling module - The heat shield, heat sink and fan assist in dissipating excessive heat generated during operation.

4. Dual Intel® processors - Powered by Intel® dual-core processors (Intel® Core™ i5 / Core™ i7 / Celeron®) with Intel Graphics.

5. 10GbE network chip - Each 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.

6. DDR4 2133 MHz memory - Each CPU has access to two SO-DIMM memory modules, which support up to 32GB RAM.

7. Built-in two NVMe M.2 SSD slots - Supports 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.)





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