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If you want relatively small low-power box with ECC, checkout Asustor AS6804T. It is nominally a NAS but really you can use it for anything you want, it is just
by zokier 11mo ago
If you want relatively small low-power box with ECC, checkout Asustor AS6804T. It is nominally a NAS but really you can use it for anything you want, it is just an x86-64 server with some disk bays. You also get nice 2x10GbE, which is rare with these minipcs
- LTL_FTC 11mo agoIf it had a a few more cores, something like this would make for a great node in a distributed system like k8s or ceph for a homelab. At the asking price, however, one could also cross shop an HP micro server gen11.
- antonkochubey 11mo agoOdroid H4 Ultra? It has 8 Gracemont cores that can stay boosted for quite a long time, and supports in-band ECC. 4x SATA too for those who care.
- hollerith 11mo agoBut the price of that is $1200, which is about 5 times the price of the average N150 mini PC.
- tbyehl 11mo agoMinisforum N5 Pro AI NAS isn't substantially cheaper but the performance matches the price premium over a potato PC. Tho DDR5 ECC SO-DIMMs are obscenely expensive right now.