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The My Cloud Pro Series 20TB PR2100 2-Bay NAS Server from WD comes built with two 10TB hard drives and a video transcoding engine to deliver 4K media content as well as files to networked devices. The My Cloud PR2100 provides you with a total storage pool of 20TB and a variety of downloadable apps to create a streaming HD media server with Plex, edit and share content with cloud services, and set up a surveillance system with Milestone Arcus. WD has armed this NAS server with a 1.6 GHz Intel Pentium N3710 Quad-Core processor, along with 4GB of DDR3L RAM to manage your data and configure the drives in a RAID 0, 1, or JBOD array.

The My Cloud Pro Series 32TB PR4100 4-Bay NAS Server from WD comes built with four 8TB 3.5″ SATA hard drives and a video transcoding engine to deliver 4K media content as well as files to networked devices. The My Cloud PR4100 provides you with a total storage pool of 32TB and a variety of downloadable apps to create a streaming HD media server with Plex, edit and share content with cloud services, and set up a surveillance system with Milestone Arcus. WD has armed this NAS server with a 1.6 GHz Intel Pentium N3710 Quad-Core processor along with 4GB of DDR3L RAM to manage your data and configure the drives in a RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, or JBOD array. Having access to four drives, you can set them up in RAID 5 or 10, which enhances the drive’s performance while providing redundancy for your data.

The My Cloud Pro Series 56TB PR4100 4-Bay NAS Server from WD comes built with four 14TB 3.5″ SATA hard drives and a video transcoding engine to deliver 4K media content as well as files to networked devices. The My Cloud PR4100 provides you with a total storage pool of 56TB and a variety of downloadable apps to create a streaming HD media server with Plex, edit and share content with cloud services, and set up a surveillance system with Milestone Arcus. WD has armed this NAS server with a 1.6 GHz Intel Pentium N3710 Quad-Core processor along with 4GB of DDR3L RAM to manage your data and configure the drives in a RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, or JBOD array. Having access to four drives, you can set them up in RAID 5 or 10, which enhances the drive’s performance while providing redundancy for your data.