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Uh, my server is an x86, is fanless and the cpu idles at 9 and maxes at 12. Is much faster then my pi and has quicksync.
I run plex, jellyfin, smb shares, mealie, tailscale and rerouting, notes, and books.
I like my pi but performance per watt isn't as drastic with x86 if you build for it. Did I mention it's also fanless? Passive heating that just works on the cpu.
Nice!
Yea, I've been eyeing a box like that, looks like it could be useful.
Yep, it's all tradeoffs, gotta know what you're shooting for. My Pi cost $5, I'm using an old phone charger (I have many), and an old microsd. If anything fails, I just grab another from the junk box.
All I know with my current use-case is I can't measure the power consumption with the tools I use. I imagine that means under 5w draw (not really sure what it's capable of measuring).