QNAP has a bunch of their line using AMD embedded (many with 10G, but more on the "Enterprise" line). They've been using AMD for quite a while. Even though, t

QNAP has a bunch of their line using AMD embedded (many with 10G, but more on the "Enterprise" line). They've been using AMD for quite a while. Even though, the TS/TVS lines have many AMD options that are relatively fast in the line of prosumer space. They are, however, more expensive than what you'd spend doing an Unraid ServerBuilds.Net NasKiller type build. That being said - totally agree. There are much better base platforms that have been out for a while of which NAS providers seem to ignore. Synology seems to have gotten really good at charging a premium for underwhelming system specs. I realize some people just want redundant network storage, however given the price points one would expect the ability to run a few additional services, containers, VMs, etc on those platforms.