MINISFORUM N5 MAX 128GB specifications

Factory memory is kept separate from maximum supported capacity and from seller-installed upgrades.

Evidence boundary: the opened exact-model official page did not publish or establish this field. The citation records the checked evidence boundary, not a confirmed feature. N5 MAX 128GB: evidence is still needed for host-path ECC in the factory configuration; on-die ECC does not establish host ECC. This remains unknown, not a confirmed no.

Official pages: onboard LPDDR5x 256-bit. 128GB is a different US SKU, not a DIMM upgrade of the 64GB unit.

Processor power range, not measured whole-system consumption.

Official table distinguishes default from overclock. The marketing headline’s 8533 figure is not the default configuration.

M.2 positions are listed separately and are not silently added to SATA bay count.

Official Air/Pro/Max pages and NASCompares/SMZDM photos show tool-less or slide-out bays. Hot-swap while powered is not established.

Air/Pro OCuLink and x16 expansion do not apply to MAX.

IT Pro spec table: 5x NVMe (4 free).

Manufacturer capacity listing is not a promise that every drive model is compatible.

128GB OS SSD occupies one x1 position; four positions remain for user storage.

Multiple ports do not guarantee one client the sum of their link rates.

No vacant Air/Pro-style NIC expansion slot is established.

All three list DisplayPort 2.0 and 15W output. Link rates do not establish sustained NAS or peripheral throughput.

Display capability is not a NAS transcoding guarantee.

Feature maturity depends on the installed release. Recent original reviews required a desktop/mobile app; an advertised web client should not be assumed available.

LinuxLinks screenshot: RAIDZ1 ≥3, RAIDZ2 ≥4, RAIDZ3 ≥6 disks. The five-bay chassis cannot form a six-disk RAIDZ3 using SATA bays alone; no hybrid-pool assumption is made.

Official educ_content shows a Backup app that creates scheduled jobs from Windows/macOS/iOS/Android clients to MinisCloud. LinuxLinks found the tool basic: LAN backups from a computer or Samba share to the NAS, not a copy of files already on the NAS.

Client-to-NAS backup does not protect the NAS against its own loss. LinuxLinks could not back up files already on the NAS through the Backup app.

Official snapshot copy promises instant rollback. LinuxLinks Backup page did not show a restore-to-endpoint procedure.

Official educ_content shows a Backup app that creates scheduled jobs from Windows/macOS/iOS/Android clients to MinisCloud. LinuxLinks found the tool basic: LAN backups from a computer or Samba share to the NAS, not a copy of files already on the NAS.

Official N5 pages and educ_content describe ZFS snapshots with point-in-time rollback. Exact retention policy, immutable lock, and remote replication were not established from the opened documents.

Official N5 pages and educ_content describe ZFS snapshots with point-in-time rollback. Exact retention policy, immutable lock, and remote replication were not established from the opened documents.

Official educ_content shows a Backup app that creates scheduled jobs from Windows/macOS/iOS/Android clients to MinisCloud. LinuxLinks found the tool basic: LAN backups from a computer or Samba share to the NAS, not a copy of files already on the NAS.

LinuxLinks was prompted to update MinisCloud during pool setup on an N5 Pro. Exact channel for Air/Max builds not separately documented.

LinuxLinks’ monitoring description does not establish a browser-accessible administration interface.

Official chassis specification; installed drives and accessories change deployed weight.

Supply rating is not idle or typical wall consumption; measured sample figures are discussed separately.

Related measurements use different memory, drives, operating systems and microphone conditions; see the evidence discussion.

Marketing calls the internal port Gen2, but the detailed table says Gen1; the detailed table is retained.