SEi12

Yup. It's a N100 (4 core, 4 threads). It currently lives under the stairs in my basement (with UPS, ISP box, NAS, a switch, and another BeeLink that is my 'server' ... image of the area here). I need to build a little platform for them in case of a flood or something though. How long have you had it

I'm running two beelink PCs because my experience with the first was so good. First was an SEi12 and it's my workhorse server. It does everything on my network that is media related and some side stuff (web apps and simple things). It's Debian Linux with everything running in docker (I think 25 apps

Intel N-Series CPUs are great for Plex/Jellyfin Media Servers, because they have the same great Intel Quicksync Video Codec Engine as the higher-end Intel CPUs. However, when you want to actually EDIT your video on a Mini, you really want a more powerful PC, and if you wish to keep cost down, I'll r

solid setup you've got. for the rack, the LackRack from ikea is a classic budget move that fits 10-inch gear, but if you want something purpose-built, check out the DeskPi Rackmate T1 - it's designed for exactly this kind of mini gear. for the new mini pc, the Beelink SEi12 with the i5-1235U handles

I have an N100 for my router (Beelink SEi12, OPNsense), and one for my 'server' (Beelink EQ12). I love them. This round I went with a Minisforum (AIBERZY XG1-370, 32GB, $774 USD) for my desktop. It should be more than powerful enough to replace my SP4 (that's why I bought the SP11) for daily desktop