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But what size of a NUC do you need to have the power of 3 RPis, and virtualize on that for learning? I'd expect just about any decent x86 box to be able to pull
by yencabulator 2y ago
But what size of a NUC do you need to have the power of 3 RPis, and virtualize on that for learning? I'd expect just about any decent x86 box to be able to pull that off, and they can be silent / fanless / suspend too.
Actually, you might have a better chance of finding a fanless NUC than running latest RPi fanless.
My brandless fanless mini PCs from 2016 are doing great. i5, 32 GB RAM etc.
For a lot more oomph, get https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-um790-pro?variant=43865372885237 https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-um790-pro?v... (though Ryzen 9 -> fan).
- nijave 2y agoNUCs are a good option but even if they're used they're usually more expensive if you want multi node. I was thinking more these use cases where it's "quantity" over "quality" where you want multiple nodes to test/learn a topology but they end up sitting idle (well, idle CPU and using some RAM)