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Most of components were laying around and I wanted to build low power server. Its pulling 20-30W from the wall and its more than enough for my needs (media server, home assistant and some other lightweight apps), but I might need to upgrade RAM if I continue adding services 🙃
Very nice. Not doing any media transcoding I assume?
I do! Didnt try 4k, but 1080p easy on 4+ devices
Really? With just the CPU? That's actually pretty impressive! I added a dedicated GPU for mine because the CPU was not cutting.
I think its called quicksync. If processor supports that transcoding becomes easy task afaik