Product comparison · 2 nas & storage servers

NETGEAR ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX vs NETGEAR ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX

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  • 71specifications compared
  • 14differ
  • 57identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

  • Total installed storage capacity
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:2 TB
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:16 TB
  • Number of storage drives installed
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:2
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:4
  • Number of storage drives supported
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:2
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:4
  • Storage drive capacity
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:1 TB
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:4 TB
  • Maximum supported storage capacity
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:8 TB
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:16 TB
  • Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:1
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:2
  • Power supply unit (PSU) capacity
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:60 W
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:90 W
  • Power consumption (typical)
    • ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX:31 W
    • ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX:45.6 W

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Comparison of ReadyNAS 102 + 2x WD10EFRX, ReadyNAS 104 + 4x WD40EFRX
73 specifications
Storage5 differ
Total installed storage capacityDiffers2 TB16 TB
Number of storage drives installedDiffers24
Number of storage drives supportedDiffers24
Storage drive capacityDiffers1 TB4 TB
Maximum supported storage capacityDiffers8 TB16 TB
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) portsDiffers12
Designidentical
Built-in displayKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Display typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceLCD
Power4 differ
Power supply unit (PSU) capacityDiffers60 W90 W
Power consumption (typical)Differs31 W45.6 W
Power consumption (sleep)Differs1 W1.4 W
Power consumption (off)Differs0.21 W0.44 W
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers101 mm134 mm
DepthDiffers220 mm223 mm
HeightDiffers142 mm205 mm
WeightDiffers2.12 kg4.7 kg

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