QNAP TVS-h877AX 8-Bay Hybrid ZFS Tower NAS
Give Creative Work a Faster Shared Workspace Large project files, virtual machines and shared business data place different demands on storage. The TVS-h877AX brings them together in a desktop platform with six SATA bays and two dedicated U.2 NVMe bays. An AMD Ryzen 5 six-core processor, DDR5 memory and dual built-in 10GbE connections provide a capable starting point for a carefully configured shared workspace. QuTS hero adds ZFS-based storage management, while PCIe expansion leaves room for supported network and processing upgrades. Highlights Hybrid Storage Six SATA drive bays plus two U.2 NVMe bays separate capacity and performance needs. ZFS-based QuTS hero supports snapshots, compression and data-integrity features. Connected Collaboration Two 10GBASE-T ports and two 2.5GbE ports are built in. Three PCIe Gen 4 slots support compatible expansion cards. Room for Demanding Applications Six-core, twelve-thread AMD Ryzen 5 processor with a burst clock up to 5.1 GHz. DDR5 memory expands up to 192 GB using supported modules; ECC is optional. Key Features Build Storage Around the Workload Use compatible SATA hard drives for shared files and archives, and dedicated U.2 NVMe SSDs for applications or workloads that benefit from faster random access. The two U.2 slots provide PCIe Gen 4 x4 connectivity. Choose compatible Gen 4 or Gen 5 U.2 drives from the manufacturer's support list; a 2.5-inch SATA SSD is not a substitute for a U.2 NVMe drive in those dedicated slots. Drives are purchased separately. Share Large Files over Built-in 10GbE Dual 10GBASE-T ports allow a fast copper Ethernet connection without first adding a network card. The separate 2.5GbE ports provide further connection options for client access or network planning. Real transfer performance depends on the drives, RAID layout, clients, cabling and switch. Link aggregation and SMB Multichannel need a compatible configuration and should not be treated as an automatic speed multiplier. Keep ZFS Protection Part of a Wider Backup Plan QuTS hero combines ZFS checksums with snapshots and replication tools so an administrator can plan recovery points and secondary copies. Compression and deduplication may improve storage efficiency for suitable data, with memory and workload requirements to assess. Retain a separate, tested backup and control administrator access: a NAS, RAID array or local snapshot alone cannot guarantee recovery after every failure or attack. Make Room for Virtual Machines and Containers The six-core, twelve-thread processor and expandable DDR5 memory support a more consolidated application environment. Virtualization Station and Container Station can place supported workloads close to their data, while Network & Virtual Switch helps organise their connections. Size the complete platform for the number of applications, their memory allocation and storage I/O rather than assuming that the maximum memory figure is installed as standard. Add Capabilities Through PCIe Three Gen 4 slots provide a route to compatible faster networking, graphics or other supported expansion. Slot bandwidth is shared: the first slot operates at x8 only while the second is unused, otherwise it operates at x4. Card dimensions, cooling, power and the exact compatibility list all matter. An optional 25GbE adapter, GPU or M.2 card is separate equipment, and installing one does not make every application use it automatically. Plan an NFS over RDMA Upgrade For a supported high-performance storage network, NFS over RDMA can reduce the CPU work involved in moving data between systems. It requires supported firmware and a compatible end-to-end RDMA configuration; QNAP recommends RoCE-capable network cards. Verify the exact adapter, client and storage compatibility before planning the deployment. Expansion hardware is separate, and ordinary Ethernet connectivity alone does not establish an RDMA-ready system. Plan the Installation and Maintenance This is a tower NAS with one internal power supply, not a redundant-power rack system. Allow space for airflow and cabling, use supported memory and install compatible drives before commissioning the storage pools. For U.2 hot-swap support after startup, QNAP requires the U.2 drive to have been installed before powering on. The package includes an Ethernet cable, power cord, drive fasteners, tray keys and the installation guide; storage drives and optional upgrades are separate. Surveillance with Clear Channel Entitlements Record compatible IP cameras with a supported QVR installation. QVR Pro includes eight recording channels. Current QVR Surveillance provides two standard channels plus six more after QNAP-ID activation, giving eight free channels in that application. Larger systems need the matching channel licences and a storage, network and workload assessment. Choose camera compatibility, bitrate, retention and playback requirements together; free channel counts are not a promise that every camera quality or workload will run at the same capacity. Summary The TVS-h877AX suits creative teams and businesses that need more than a basic shared folder. Its mixed SATA and U.2 storage, built-in 10GbE and expandable application platform let you tailor a desktop NAS to the workload. Plan the drives, network, memory and backup arrangement together to turn that flexibility into a dependable working system. Are Storage Drives Included?ExpandCollapse No. This configuration is a diskless NAS enclosure. Select compatible SATA drives and, where needed, compatible U.2 NVMe SSDs separately before configuring storage. Can I Install Ordinary SATA SSDs in the U.2 Bays?ExpandCollapse The dedicated U.2 bays are for compatible U.2 NVMe SSDs. The manufacturer specifies compatible PCIe Gen 4 or Gen 5 U.2 drives; SATA SSDs can instead be fitted in the supported SATA bays. Does It Include 25GbE Networking?ExpandCollapse No. Two 10GBASE-T and two 2.5GbE ports are built in. A supported 25GbE expansion card and the corresponding network equipment are optional. Is ECC Memory Installed as Standard?ExpandCollapse The verified factory configuration uses DDR5 non-ECC memory. Optional compatible ECC memory is supported. Use approved matching modules and follow the manufacturer's installation rules. Do RAID and Snapshots Replace a Backup?ExpandCollapse No. They address different risks. Keep an independent, current backup and verify that important data can be restored. Software features and application requirements depend on the supported firmware and configuration. How Many Camera Channels Are Included?ExpandCollapse QVR Pro includes eight camera-recording channels. Current QVR Surveillance starts with two standard channels; link the NAS to QNAP ID and activate the additional six to use eight at no channel charge. These are separate application entitlements, not sixteen licences for one recorder. Additional channels require matching licences and workload sizing. QVR Pro Client playback beyond fourteen days requires Gold or Unlimited Playback; that rule does not itself delete older recordings.
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QNAP TVS-h877AX 8-Bay Hybrid ZFS Tower NAS
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Give Creative Work a Faster Shared Workspace
Large project files, virtual machines and shared business data place different demands on storage. The TVS-h877AX brings them together in a desktop platform with six SATA bays and two dedicated U.2 NVMe bays. An AMD Ryzen 5 six-core processor, DDR5 memory and dual built-in 10GbE connections provide a capable starting point for a carefully configured shared workspace. QuTS hero adds ZFS-based storage management, while PCIe expansion leaves room for supported network and processing upgrades.
Highlights
Hybrid Storage
- Six SATA drive bays plus two U.2 NVMe bays separate capacity and performance needs.
- ZFS-based QuTS hero supports snapshots, compression and data-integrity features.
Connected Collaboration
- Two 10GBASE-T ports and two 2.5GbE ports are built in.
- Three PCIe Gen 4 slots support compatible expansion cards.
Room for Demanding Applications
- Six-core, twelve-thread AMD Ryzen 5 processor with a burst clock up to 5.1 GHz.
- DDR5 memory expands up to 192 GB using supported modules; ECC is optional.
Key Features
Build Storage Around the Workload
Use compatible SATA hard drives for shared files and archives, and dedicated U.2 NVMe SSDs for applications or workloads that benefit from faster random access. The two U.2 slots provide PCIe Gen 4 x4 connectivity. Choose compatible Gen 4 or Gen 5 U.2 drives from the manufacturer's support list; a 2.5-inch SATA SSD is not a substitute for a U.2 NVMe drive in those dedicated slots. Drives are purchased separately.
Share Large Files over Built-in 10GbE
Dual 10GBASE-T ports allow a fast copper Ethernet connection without first adding a network card. The separate 2.5GbE ports provide further connection options for client access or network planning. Real transfer performance depends on the drives, RAID layout, clients, cabling and switch. Link aggregation and SMB Multichannel need a compatible configuration and should not be treated as an automatic speed multiplier.
Keep ZFS Protection Part of a Wider Backup Plan
QuTS hero combines ZFS checksums with snapshots and replication tools so an administrator can plan recovery points and secondary copies. Compression and deduplication may improve storage efficiency for suitable data, with memory and workload requirements to assess. Retain a separate, tested backup and control administrator access: a NAS, RAID array or local snapshot alone cannot guarantee recovery after every failure or attack.
Make Room for Virtual Machines and Containers
The six-core, twelve-thread processor and expandable DDR5 memory support a more consolidated application environment. Virtualization Station and Container Station can place supported workloads close to their data, while Network & Virtual Switch helps organise their connections. Size the complete platform for the number of applications, their memory allocation and storage I/O rather than assuming that the maximum memory figure is installed as standard.
Add Capabilities Through PCIe
Three Gen 4 slots provide a route to compatible faster networking, graphics or other supported expansion. Slot bandwidth is shared: the first slot operates at x8 only while the second is unused, otherwise it operates at x4. Card dimensions, cooling, power and the exact compatibility list all matter. An optional 25GbE adapter, GPU or M.2 card is separate equipment, and installing one does not make every application use it automatically.
Plan an NFS over RDMA Upgrade
For a supported high-performance storage network, NFS over RDMA can reduce the CPU work involved in moving data between systems. It requires supported firmware and a compatible end-to-end RDMA configuration; QNAP recommends RoCE-capable network cards. Verify the exact adapter, client and storage compatibility before planning the deployment. Expansion hardware is separate, and ordinary Ethernet connectivity alone does not establish an RDMA-ready system.
Plan the Installation and Maintenance
This is a tower NAS with one internal power supply, not a redundant-power rack system. Allow space for airflow and cabling, use supported memory and install compatible drives before commissioning the storage pools. For U.2 hot-swap support after startup, QNAP requires the U.2 drive to have been installed before powering on. The package includes an Ethernet cable, power cord, drive fasteners, tray keys and the installation guide; storage drives and optional upgrades are separate.
Surveillance with Clear Channel Entitlements
Record compatible IP cameras with a supported QVR installation. QVR Pro includes eight recording channels. Current QVR Surveillance provides two standard channels plus six more after QNAP-ID activation, giving eight free channels in that application. Larger systems need the matching channel licences and a storage, network and workload assessment. Choose camera compatibility, bitrate, retention and playback requirements together; free channel counts are not a promise that every camera quality or workload will run at the same capacity.
Summary
The TVS-h877AX suits creative teams and businesses that need more than a basic shared folder. Its mixed SATA and U.2 storage, built-in 10GbE and expandable application platform let you tailor a desktop NAS to the workload. Plan the drives, network, memory and backup arrangement together to turn that flexibility into a dependable working system.
Are Storage Drives Included?
No. This configuration is a diskless NAS enclosure. Select compatible SATA drives and, where needed, compatible U.2 NVMe SSDs separately before configuring storage.
Can I Install Ordinary SATA SSDs in the U.2 Bays?
The dedicated U.2 bays are for compatible U.2 NVMe SSDs. The manufacturer specifies compatible PCIe Gen 4 or Gen 5 U.2 drives; SATA SSDs can instead be fitted in the supported SATA bays.
Does It Include 25GbE Networking?
No. Two 10GBASE-T and two 2.5GbE ports are built in. A supported 25GbE expansion card and the corresponding network equipment are optional.
Is ECC Memory Installed as Standard?
The verified factory configuration uses DDR5 non-ECC memory. Optional compatible ECC memory is supported. Use approved matching modules and follow the manufacturer's installation rules.
Do RAID and Snapshots Replace a Backup?
No. They address different risks. Keep an independent, current backup and verify that important data can be restored. Software features and application requirements depend on the supported firmware and configuration.
How Many Camera Channels Are Included?
QVR Pro includes eight camera-recording channels. Current QVR Surveillance starts with two standard channels; link the NAS to QNAP ID and activate the additional six to use eight at no channel charge. These are separate application entitlements, not sixteen licences for one recorder. Additional channels require matching licences and workload sizing. QVR Pro Client playback beyond fourteen days requires Gold or Unlimited Playback; that rule does not itself delete older recordings.
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QNAP TVS-h877AX 8-Bay Hybrid ZFS Tower NAS
QNAP TVS-h877AX combines six SATA bays and two U.2 NVMe bays in a tower NAS for collaborative storage and virtualised workloads. Built-in 10GbE and PCIe expansion support a suitably equipped network. Plan compatible drives, memory and the supported operating system before deployment. Size surveillance licences and retention separately, and retain an independent backup.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Processor and Memory | |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 7000 series, 6 cores / 12 threads, burst up to 5.1 GHz |
| Architecture and Graphics | 64-bit x86; AMD Radeon Graphics; AES-NI encryption acceleration |
| Factory Memory | 16 GB DDR5 UDIMM, non-ECC |
| Memory Expansion | Four DDR5 UDIMM slots; up to 192 GB (4 × 48 GB); optional ECC supported |
| Memory Rules | Use supported QNAP modules; dual-DIMM configurations require an identical pair |
| System Flash | 5 GB with dual-boot OS protection |
| Storage | |
| Drive Bays | 6 × 3.5-inch SATA 6Gb/s bays and 2 × 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 4 x4 bays |
| SATA Drive Support | Compatible 3.5-inch SATA HDDs and 2.5-inch SATA SSDs |
| U.2 Drive Support | Compatible PCIe Gen 4 or Gen 5 U.2 NVMe SSDs |
| Hot-swap | Supported; U.2 drives must be installed before power-on to enable their hot-swap functionality after startup |
| SSD Cache | Supported with a compatible configuration |
| Supplied Storage | Diskless; HDDs and SSDs purchased separately |
| Network and Expansion | |
| Ethernet | 2 × 10GBASE-T (10/5/2.5/1GbE/100MbE) and 2 × 2.5GbE |
| Network Functions | Wake on LAN and jumbo frames supported |
| PCIe Slots | Three Gen 4 slots; slot 1 x8 or x4, slot 2 x4, slot 3 x4; slot 1 becomes x4 when slot 2 is occupied |
| Expansion Card Clearance | Slot 1 up to 268 × 112 × 40.64 mm; slots 2/3 up to 250 × 68.9 × 18.76 mm; check adjacent-slot clearance |
| Optional Networking | Compatible 25GbE card available separately |
| NFS over RDMA | Supported with QTS 5.2.6 / QuTS hero h5.2.6 or later and a compatible RDMA configuration; QNAP recommends RoCE-capable network cards; check exact hardware and client compatibility |
| USB | 2 × USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps and 2 × USB 2.0 |
| Display | 1 × HDMI 1.4b, up to 4096 × 2160 at 30 Hz |
| Operating System and Data Protection | |
| Operating System | QuTS hero with ZFS; application availability and features depend on the installed supported firmware |
| File Systems | QTS uses ext4; QuTS hero uses ZFS. Select the supported OS before initialising storage |
| QTS RAID | Single disk, JBOD, RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10, plus RAID 50; requires the appropriate number of disks in each group |
| QuTS hero RAID | Single disk, stripe, mirror and supported RAID 5/6/10 layouts; additional parity or nested layouts depend on drive count per RAID group |
| SSD and Block Storage | Supported SSD cache/pools, TRIM, health monitoring and iSCSI targets/LUNs; QTS Qtier and QuTS hero cache designs differ |
| Snapshots | QTS x86 with at least 4GB RAM: up to 1,024 per NAS and 256 per volume/block LUN; QuTS hero platform: up to 65,536, subject to model, resources and free space |
| Replication | Snapshot Replica requires compatible NAS using the same OS; SnapSync is available on supported QuTS hero deployments |
| RAID Management | Supported hot-spare, rebuild, scrubbing and expansion depend on installed drives, OS and RAID layout |
| Surveillance | |
| Maximum Camera Channels | Model-dependent. QNAP does not publish a fixed, guaranteed maximum for this configuration; camera settings and the complete NAS workload determine capacity |
| Application Channel Ceilings | QVR Pro: up to 128; QVR Surveillance: up to 1,024. These are software ceilings, not this NAS’s guaranteed capacity; matching licences are required above the included allowance |
| Included Camera Channels | QVR Pro: 8. QVR Surveillance: 2 standard plus 6 free channels after QNAP ID activation, giving 8. These are separate app entitlements |
| QVR Selector Estimate | QTS: 99 estimated recording channels; QuTS hero needs separate sizing. Reference uses the selected 16GB factory configuration; not a certified maximum |
| Estimate Workload | 1080p H.264, 30fps, 4.096Mbps per camera; recording only, no AI or local playback; manufacturer reference drives/RAID |
| Recording Requirements | Supported OS/app versions and Container Station. QVR Pro requires at least 4GB RAM; QVR Surveillance application minimum is 1GB. The OS and workload may need more |
| Cameras and Video | Check exact camera and firmware compatibility; supported MJPEG/H.264/H.265 streams. Client HEVC decoding or other codec terms may apply |
| QVR Pro Playback | Client playback beyond 14 days requires Gold or Unlimited Playback; this does not set recording retention or automatically delete older files |
| Applications and Security | |
| File Sharing | SMB/CIFS, NFS, FTP/SFTP and supported WebDAV services for Windows, Mac and Linux clients |
| Users and Permissions | Local users/groups, Windows AD/LDAP integration, Windows ACL and supported quotas |
| Backup and Sync | Hybrid Backup Sync to supported USB/NAS/cloud destinations; Time Machine and Qsync. HDP for PC/VM supports compatible Windows, VMware and Hyper-V workloads with at least 4GB RAM and supported firmware |
| Virtualisation and Containers | Virtualization Station for supported guests with at least 4GB RAM; Container Station for supported Docker and LXC/LXD workloads. Reserve workload resources; guest licences are separate |
| Security and Monitoring | Storage encryption, two-step verification, firewall/access blocking, alerts, logs and SNMP on supported firmware |
| Photos and Media | Supported Qfile Pro, QuMagie and media apps; display, acceleration, codecs and subscriptions depend on hardware and app |
| Physical Design and Power | |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Dimensions | 225 × 292.9 × 319.8 mm (H × W × D) |
| Weight | Net 8.88 kg; manufacturer gross 11.2 kg |
| Power Supply | One 500W internal PSU, AC 100–240 V; one 8-pin (6+2) PCIe power lead |
| Typical Power Consumption | 105.12W, manufacturer's test with drives fully populated; actual use varies |
| Cooling | 2 × 80 mm system fans and 2 × 60 mm CPU fans |
| Controls and Alerts | Power, reset and USB Auto Copy buttons; status indicators and buzzer |
| Environment and Package | |
| Operating Temperature | 0–40°C |
| Storage Temperature | −20–70°C |
| Humidity | 5–95% RH, non-condensing; wet-bulb temperature 27°C |
| Included | NAS, 10GBASE-T Ethernet cable, power cord, 32 × 3.5-inch drive screws, 24 × 2.5-inch drive screws, two tray keys and quick installation guide |
| Separate Equipment | Storage drives, optional expansion cards and upgrades |
| Standard Warranty | 5 years |
| Compatible Accessories | |
| NAS Hard Drive | Seagate IronWolf Pro 12TB NAS HDD ST12000NT001; optional, sold separately. This link selects the manufacturer-listed model; other capacities must be checked separately. |
Camera estimates depend on the OS, RAM, drives, RAID, bitrate, playback and AI workload. Apply the selected app’s channel ceiling and licence allowance separately. RAID and local snapshots do not replace an independent backup.









