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N100 is an excellent chip to go for. I'm currently using a aliexpress special with a celeron n5105 chipset in it.. it works fine as well, but I'd opt for the N
by senectus1 2y ago
N100 is an excellent chip to go for.
I'm currently using a aliexpress special with a celeron n5105 chipset in it.. it works fine as well, but I'd opt for the N100 next time if I had to replace it.
Celeron N5105
CPU: Intel Jasper Lake Celeron Processor N5105, 4 core 4 threads,64 bit, 10nm, 2.0GHz up to 2.9GHz, 4M cache
GPU: Intel UHD Graphics GPU, 24EU, 450MHz up to 800MHz
vs
Alder Lake N100
CPU: Intel Alder Lake Processor N100, 4 core 4 threads,64 bit, 10nm, Up to 3.4GHz, 6M cache
GPU: Intel UHD Graphics GPU, 24EU, Up to 750MHz
I bought a N100 model to run as my backup server (PBS etc) and its a cracker. Debian is so snappy on it.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoAlso running OPNSense (in a VM) on an N5105 from an AliExpress mini box, with four Ethernet ports. Thing gets hot though, passively cooled, but I put a fan on top of it. Also runs another VM with some lightweight docker containers. Reliable little thing. Would also go N100 if needed replacement.
- solnyshok 2y agoN150 is on the way already. https://liliputing.com/at-least-four-mini-pcs-with-intel-n150-chips-are-coming-soon/ https://liliputing.com/at-least-four-mini-pcs-with-intel-n15...
- senectus1 2y agoI've recently found that the N5105 is cutting my HFC in half due to not being powerful enough to handle 1000/50 with IDP/IDS, so guess what I had to order to replace it :-D looking forward to setting up the N100