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Get NUC, or one of those refurbished Dell or HP mini PCs. They have plenty of CPU power, consume very little idle power, and friendly to Linux.
by ww520 2y ago
Get NUC, or one of those refurbished Dell or HP mini PCs. They have plenty of CPU power, consume very little idle power, and friendly to Linux.
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- xp84 2y agoI have been wildly happy with my EliteDesk mini pcs. Mine are the “G5” generation which cost like $60-150 on eBay with varying specs, obviously newer generations have better specs but for my “homelab” needs these have been great. I even put a discrete GPU ($60) in my AMD one for a great little Minecraft machine for playing with the kid.
- beAbU 2y agoI have a g5 elitedesk small form factor (about the size of a largr cereal box, not a book) pc, thats been runnimg my by media server and torrent download services for years now. It has a plucky little 10th gen i3 or something, and it has been more than enough. Can real time transcode 4K movies! Dead quiet and sips electricity. Uptime is on average about 8-10 months.