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NVMe SSDs

Seagate IronWolf 525

Summary of Rig Logs

Results depend on the host it is used with, so they are summarized separately for each host.

With QNAP TBS-464

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 6 weight 3.0

With QNAP TS-453E

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 6 weight 3.0

With QNAP TS-264

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 6 weight 3.0

With QNAP TS-262

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 6 weight 3.0

With QNAP TS-253E

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 6 weight 3.0

With QNAP TS-364

Result#Sources for this summary
Works 5 weight 2.5

Model numbers and firmware

ZP1000NM30002 Firmware: SU9SC017, TU9SC016
ZP1000NM3A002 Firmware: SU9SC017, TU9SC016
ZP2000NM30002 Firmware: TU9SC016
ZP2000NM3A002 Firmware: SU9SC017, TU9SC016
ZP500NM30002 Firmware: SU9SC017, TU9SC016
ZP500NM3A002 Firmware: SU9SC017, TU9SC016

Overview Summarized by AI

Features

The Seagate IronWolf 525 is a product used as an M.2 form factor NVMe-connected SSD, installed and utilized in QNAP NAS devices and similar equipment.#1464#1463#1462 The capacity confirmed via Rig Logs is available in three types: 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB, with model numbers recorded as ZP500NM30002, ZP1000NM30002, and ZP2000NM30002.#1462#1463#1464

The official compatibility list for the QNAP TBS-464 includes the combination of firmware TU9SC016 and PCIe Gen4 x4.#1464#1463#1462

Compatibility trends

The 35 Rig Logs collected on CompatRigs are all recorded as "Working", with no reports of failures, partial operation, or requiring configuration changes.#1464#1463#1462#1223#1055 Of TBS-464, the report is based on a summary of QNAP's official compatibility list and lists combinations verified by the manufacturer itself. The columns for symptoms and workarounds are all blank, so no tendencies of issues or avoidance measures have been recorded.#1464#1463#1462

Compared with other generations and competitors

The competing Lexar NM610 PRO is listed as supporting PCIe Gen3 x4 and NVMe 1.4, with a maximum sequential read speed of 3300MB/s.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO Lexar NM610 PRO is available in capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB, with durability specified as TBW at 120, 240, and 480 respectively, falling within the same capacity categories as those reported for IronWolf 525.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO#1462#1463#1464

The Lexar NM610 PRO is described as an M key M.2 2280 form factor.Lexar NM610 PROLexar NM610 PRO

Tips for adopting it (AI's view)

For models such as the QNAP TBS-464, it is recommended to first check the manufacturer's official compatibility list for your host, capacity, and firmware combination. Before purchasing, decide which capacity—500GB, 1TB, or 2TB—is needed, and check whether the same model number with a different capacity is listed in the compatibility list for peace of mind.

After installation, ensure that the host firmware matches the version listed in the compatibility list, and verify that the PCIe generation and number of lanes match the specifications for the model. Under prolonged high-load usage, heat generation is likely; ensure adequate host ventilation and cooling, and verify firmware and temperature status if operation becomes unstable.

Summarized on: 2026-10-19

Reference videos

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  • Seagate Ironwolf 525 vs Ironwolf 510 NVMe SSD Comparison NASCompares Open on YouTube
  • Seagate Ironwolf 525 NAS PCIe 4 NVMe SSD Revealed NASCompares Open on YouTube
  • Seagate Ironwolf 525 NAS SSD Review - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger? NASCompares Open on YouTube

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Reported together with

Product nameWorksWorks with tweaksPartially worksUnstableDoesn't work
QNAP TBS-464 6 View as combination
QNAP TS-453E 6 View as combination
QNAP TS-264 6 View as combination
QNAP TS-262 6 View as combination
QNAP TS-253E 6 View as combination
QNAP TS-364 5 View as combination

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