QNAP QNA-T310G1T

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The QNAP QNA series is a cost-effective Thunderbolt 3 to 10GbE adapter that empowers your Mac® or Windows® computers with blazing-fast 10GbE network connectivity using a Thunderbolt 3 type-C port. And of course, it can be used with QNAP Thunderbolt™ 3 NAS to add additional 10GbE connectivity. With the portable QNA series adapter, a 10GbE network can be created between your Thunderbolt 3 computer and another 10GbE-capable device or NAS to facilitate high-speed data transfer for large files and help to streamline collaborative workflows to improve efficiency.
Note:
- Windows® devices: The driver for the Aquantia® AQC107 is required to use the QNA-T310G1T. The driver for the Aquantia® AQC100 is required to use the QNA-T310G1S. Click here to download drivers
- Mac® devices: Requires macOS 10.13.3 (or later).
- Linux: Supports Linux core 3.10, 3.12, 3.2, 4.2, and 4.4. The driver for the Aquantia® AQC107 is required to use the QNA-T310G1T. The driver for the Aquantia® AQC100 is required to use the QNA-T310G1S. Click here to download drivers
- QNAP Thunderbolt™ 3 NAS: Requires QTS 4.3.6 (or later).

Enable blazing-fast 10GbE connectivity for your Mac

With the QNA series adapters, you can connect your Mac and Windows® computers to a 10GbE network to enjoy access speeds of up to 1069 MB/s. With both Thunderbolt™ 3 and 10GbE connectivity, your data transfers will be faster than ever!
Please note:
1. QNA Series adapters will not work when connected using a Thunderbolt 2 to Thunderbolt 3 adapter.
2. To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to set the Jumbo Frames on all the devices in your local network environment to MTU 9000.

File Transfer (1 x 10GbE)

Window Download: 1068 MB/s     Window Upload: 1069 MB/s

Mac File Transfer (1 x 10GbE)
AJA System Test with MacBook Pro

Download: 1042 MB/s     Upload: 1045 MB/s
*Tested in QNAP Labs. Figures may vary by environment.

10GbE Transfer
Test Environment: 10GB file transfer from Thunderbolt 3 laptop to 10GbE NAS via QNA adapter and QSW switch.
Sever NAS: TS-677, QTS 4.3.4, , AMD Ryzen 5 2600, 3.40 GHz, 8GB RAM, RAID5, Samsung SSD 850 PRO 512GB x 6, LAN: QXG-10G1T
Client PC: MSI laptop, Windows 10, Intel Core i7-4770 3.40GHz, 32GB RAM, Thunderbolt 3, MTU 9000 MacBook Pro, macOS High Sierra version 10.13.5, Intel Core i7 2.9 GHz, 16GB RAM, Thunderbolt 3, MTU 9000

10GbE data transfer that media professionals need

As video resolutions move from 1080p, to 4K, 8K (and beyond) media creators are struggling with the storage and network requirements needed for editing huge multimedia files. The QNA series comes with two models. The QNA-T310G1T features a Thunderbolt 3 to 10GbE Multi-Gigabit (10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M) port, and the QNA-T310G1S features one 10GbE SFP+ port, allowing you to easily add 10GbE connectivity to any Thunderbolt 3 device. Coupled with a QNAP 10GbE switch, a budget-friendly 10GbE environment can be created for creative studios to benefit from the incredible speed and bandwidth that 10GbE provides.

	Stylish The QNA series features a metallic bright-toned cover that fits perfectly alongside other devices.
	Portable The QNA series requires no extra power supply, and you can easily carry it around for universal deployment.
	Heat Dissipation The QNA series has shallow grooves on its top for effective heat dissipation.

Effortless setup

Simply connect a QNA adapter to your Mac or Windows® computer using the included Thunderbolt 3 cable and connect the adapter to a 10GbE-capable switch, NAS, or other device using a 10GbE cable (RJ45 Cat 5e/Cat 6a cable or above or a SFP+ DAC).

Available Models

How to set the MTU

Mac: Open “System Preferences” → go to “Network” → Select the QNA Thunderbolt Ethernet → click “Advanced...” → go to the “Hardware” tab → change “Configure” to “Manually” → set “MTU” to “9000”.

Windows: Open "Settings" → go to "Network & Internet" → click "Change your adapter options" → right click on the Thunderbolt 3 Ethernet adapter and click "Properties" → click "Configure..." → go to the "Advanced" tab → select "Jumbo Frame" and set the value to "9KB MTU".

NAS: Open "Network & Virtual Switch" → go to "Network" > "Interfaces" → find the applicable Ethernet adapter, click and select "Configure" → go to the "IPv4" tab → set "Jumbo Frame" to 9000.

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Hardware Spec

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