I just got a "1 Liter Form Factor" HP DeskPro 405 G6 Mini that measures about 175x175x35mm (7x7x1.4 inches). AMD Ryzen 7 4750GE PRO (Zen 2) that has a base 3.1

I just got a "1 Liter Form Factor" HP DeskPro 405 G6 Mini that measures about 175x175x35mm (7x7x1.4 inches). AMD Ryzen 7 4750GE PRO (Zen 2) that has a base 3.1GHz clock for eight cores (4.3GHz all boost) which is an APU with eight Radeon GPU cores, in which I DIY added in 64GB of memory, and a 1TB Samsung 980 Pro. With the Intel AX200 WiFi 6 and BT 5.0 disabled, it idles at barely 12W. Running a bunch of virtualized loads (nothing crazy) in XCP-NG, it's consistently under 20W despite no matter what's running on it. If I had it going flat out (with a 5GbE NIC plugged in via USB Type-C) under something like heavy video rendering (CPU+GPU+storage) loads it peaks at about 48-50W. We're entering an era of pretty fantastic power consumption, especially if you shy further away from Intel SKUs at the moment. The Intel SKUs are pretty frugal, but the AMD ones genuinely sip power and are only getting better.