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It's an Intel baytrail nano-ITX motherboard, with what I think is called a pico PSU, and an SSD for the operating system. It runs off a 12V 2A power brick. No f
by sgtnoodle 6y ago
It's an Intel baytrail nano-ITX motherboard, with what I think is called a pico PSU, and an SSD for the operating system. It runs off a 12V 2A power brick. No fans or anything. The only component that isnt't solid state is the hard drive.
I used various arm single board computers previously, with the hard drive connected via USB. When I started using syncthing, though, it was literally taking days to hash through all the files, only going 1-2 MB/sec. The UI wouldn't work until hours after restarting the daemon because it took so long just to build its data structures in RAM. The baytrail CPU has enough oomph to tear through the hashing, and it's just nice to have expandable RAM and SATA.