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After some searching: I see the NVR2108HS-8P-4KS2 and NVR2108-8P-4KS2 etc- Around $170-180. These seem to have an 80Mbps limit on incoming data (which I doubt would be an issue for me with 4 cameras but might be with 8+) I see the NVR4208-8P-4KS2 and friends - Around $220-290- These have a...

While I don't have a way to test it under load or check ripple, the 48V 2A AC/DC Adapter is measuring 49.5v DC on a voltmeter with no load, so that suggested to me that the failure is more likely the board. The power supply section of the PCB has one LED that comes on too. Thank you,

My QC888 NVR (about 3 years old) bit the dust- the hard drive and fan don't spin up, and there is a faint ticking sound from the power supply area of the PCB- I'm going to call it dead. Q-See is now out of business as discussed earlier. The cameras that it used are QCN8099B. From what I read...