The processor of the F2-425 is therefore a 4-core Intel N5095 operating with a variable clock signal between 2 and 2.9 GHz. Compared to the Realtek CPU used in the predecessor F2-212, this means an average performance increase of 4-8 times! If we add to this the fact that instead of the fixed 1 GB RAM, there are 4 DDR4 RAMs by default, but can be expanded up to 16 GB, and instead of gigabit, we get a 2.5 Gbit ethernet connection - 2 with 10 Gbit speed and 1 with 5 Gbit USB3.2 ports - we can confidently say that TerraMaster has set the bar very high for the entry into the home, small office NAS category. to its level. Virtualization, running applications using AI (e.g. recognizing objects, people and animals in our photos) or real-time video transcoding are no longer a problem on this hardware. It handles up to 30 TB disks, and if 2 disk drawers still prove to be insufficient, the sky's the limit when it comes to storage size with the TerraMaster D4-320, D6-320 and D9-320 expansion units.