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I use the cheapest intel NUC I could find, with an old SSD and an Aeotec Z-wave USB stick.
by Gatsky 5y ago
I use the cheapest intel NUC I could find, with an old SSD and an Aeotec Z-wave USB stick.
- tyingq 5y agoTwo somewhat inexpensive NUC substitutes I've used: a) Asus Chromebox CN60. Under $50 used. You have to open it up to put it in dev mode, then go to https://mrchromebox.tech/ https://mrchromebox.tech/ to get a BIOS that can boot Linux. Uses removable DIMMS and M.2 SATA so it's easy to upgrade if needed. Includes WiFi. b) Older Lenovo Tiny models, like the M72, M83, M93P, etc. A little larger than the NUC form factor, but not by much. You can find them under $100 with an i3 or i5, 8GB ram, and sometimes an HDD or very small SSD. Most of them also include WiFi.