Both are catalogued NVR / Video Analytics Systems on Jetson Orin NX, and both fit a warehouse NVR role. Here are the three figures you asked about:
| Spec | GIGAIPC QN-ORNX16GH-A1 | Advantech NVS-960OX3-8P |
|---|---|---|
| Total PoE budget | 120 W (8x PoE ports, 802.3af) | 123.2 W (8x PoE ports, 802.3at) |
| Max operating temp | 70 °C (min −20 °C) | 50 °C (min 0 °C) |
| Digital I/O channels | 12 DIO channels | 8 DIO channels (4 DI / 4 DO) |
gigaipc.com +5gigaipc.com ↗“power.poe_total_budget_w=120 W”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“power.poe_total_budget_w=123.2 W”gigaipc.com ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=70 °C”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=50 °C”gigaipc.com ↗“io.dio_channel_count=12”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“io.dio_channel_count=8”
A few warehouse-relevant differences behind those numbers:
- PoE class matters as much as the wattage. The budgets are nearly equal (120 W vs 123.2 W), but the GIGAIPC unit is 802.3af only, while the Advantech unit supports 802.3at — so per-port power delivery to higher-draw IP cameras is higher on the NVS-960OX3-8P. gigaipc.com +1gigaipc.com ↗“power.poe_class=802.3af”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“power.poe_class=802.3at”
- Thermal headroom favors the GIGAIPC — it's a fanless unit rated to 70 °C with a −20 °C minimum, while the NVS-960OX3-8P tops out at 50 °C and 0 °C minimum. Note both temperature ranges are stated as depending on installed peripherals (e.g. the installed drive). gigaipc.com +3gigaipc.com ↗“thermal.cooling=Fanless”gigaipc.com ↗“thermal.min_operating_temp_c=-20 °C”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“thermal.min_operating_temp_c=0 °C”gigaipc.com ↗“Depends on installed peripherals”
- DIO: the QN-ORNX16GH-A1's 12 channels give you more alarm/sensor/gate-controller hookups; the NVS-960OX3-8P's 8 channels split as 4 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs. gigaipc.com +2gigaipc.com ↗“io.dio_channel_count=12”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“io.digital_input_count=4”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“io.digital_output_count=4”
Also relevant to a warehouse NVR: the QN-ORNX16GH-A1 runs the Jetson Orin NX 16GB module (100 TOPS, INT8 sparse basis) and carries a single swappable 2.5" drive bay, while the NVS-960OX3-8P uses the Orin NX 8GB module (70 TOPS, same basis) and offers both a 3.5" HDD bay and an M.2 NVMe slot for footage storage. gigaipc.com +4gigaipc.com ↗“Jetson Orin NX 16GB (up to 100 TOPS)”gigaipc.com ↗“swappable 2.5\" bay”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“compatibility.jetson_module=Jetson Orin NX 8GB”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“performance.max_ai_tops=70 TOPS”advdownload.advantech.com ↗“3.5in HDD bay and M.2 NVMe”
Bottom line: for a hot, unventilated warehouse corner the GIGAIPC's 70 °C fanless rating and −20 °C tolerance is the safer thermal pick with more I/O channels; the Advantech's 802.3at support, 3.5" HDD bay and slightly higher PoE budget make it the stronger choice if you're powering 802.3at cameras or want big-platter storage.