Both supplied GT models were handled and compared. The two-bay unit trades extra bays, a second 10GbE port and RAID 5/6/10 for a smaller enclosure. Reported idle noise: 32.3 dB. Distance, background, instrument, drive layout and A-weighting not specified.
Test setup, measurements & limitations
Ugreen DXP2800 GT vs DXP4800 GT: How much NAS do you really need
Tested: UGREEN sent both DXP2800 GT and DXP4800 GT. Comparison of bays, ports, RAID options, and quoted idle/active power.
Applies to: Exact DXP2800 GT for two-bay/10GbE/RAID 0/1 points. DXP4800 GT columns are the sibling, not this SKU’s dual-10GbE result.
- Both supplied GT models were handled and compared. The two-bay unit trades extra bays, a second 10GbE port and RAID 5/6/10 for a smaller enclosure.Source location: Design / RAID
Measurements reported by the reviewer| Measurement | Result | Conditions & source location |
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| Reported idle noise | 32.3 dB | Distance, background, instrument, drive layout and A-weighting not specified.Original performance / power / noise section |
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Limits to keep in mind
- UGREEN-sent samples.
- Affiliate commission disclosed.
- Not a 10GbE iperf lab for the two-bay unit.
- Do not assign DXP4800 GT dual-10GbE copy rates to this SKU.
- Power table and prose conflict and are not established as original measurements; no power figure adopted.