QNAP TVS-672XT External GPU-
Hi, I purchased a QNAP TVS-672XT after having less than desired performance from other NAS’s i have tried. To deck it out i purchased an I7 8700t cpu 32 GB ram. I don’t have any of the equipment yet, should arrive today. I been trying to find a video card to put in it. I looked for GTX 1650, GTX 1660, GT 1030, GTX 1050 and GTX 1060’s. As you know, prices are unacceptable on for all video cards . Now here is the questions. I have a spare GTX 2080. Can you use a thunderbolt GPU enclosure and it be used by the NAS? Another thing I may attempt is there are PCIE M.2 to PCI converters that allow you to use a GPU. This device needs no drivers and is picked up as a device plugged directly into a PCI slot. I have one currently connected to a mini PC I built and they work very well. Some diminished performance for gaming but if you game on it. You know your on a high end gaming GPU. I may try this first since i already have the gear.
So the question to “Can a m.2 PCIE to PCI graphics adapter with a 2080 or higher GPU would work in a Qnap NAS?” has been answered with an absolute yes.
This should stand true with any PCIE m.2 NAS. Note that a M.2 sata slot will not work.
ADT-Link M.2 key M NVMe External Graphics Card Stand Bracket with PCIe3.0 x4 Riser Cable 25cm 50cm 32Gbs For ITX STX NUC VEGA64 GTX1080ti (50CM,R43SG)
Here is the product used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XYZ89J7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
There are several youtube channels that have covered using this in PC’s and Laptops including Linus tech and othershttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ADT-Link+M.2+Key+M+NVMe+External+Graphics+Card+Stand+BracketDepending on what GPU you want to use there are a couple different ways to power it. Because I am using a 2080 GPU it needs a PC power supply. But for GPU’s that are less than 220w There are some old dell power supplies that can be used that are cheap on Ebay. DELL DA-2 8PIN 12V/18A/220W PSU It plugs directly into the ADT and the ADT has power cables to supply power to the GPU.
credit me – James OThanks for all your help too.
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