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A slightly less-performant server is better than no server :) I gave up on worrying about those details - just installed ProxMox, set it on a shelf in the base
by somehnguy 4y ago
A slightly less-performant server is better than no server :)
I gave up on worrying about those details - just installed ProxMox, set it on a shelf in the basement, moved on. Works great for the tasks I'm running.
- clnq 4y agoWell, it depends on what you use it for. I was thinking about using it for distributed workloads which is more intense than average. I was even thinking about how much mileage could one get from a rack of old laptop logic boards. Gaming laptops sold for parts are much, much cheaper than "real" server hardware. It appeals to me because of the reuse aspect as well.
- somehnguy 4y ago> A slightly less-performant server is better than no server Holds true regardless of your workload :) Imo sounds like premature optimization.