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Server box just died, recommendations for a new one?
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this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2023
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As others just said, take the challenge of repairing or correctly identify what's broken. It should be fun, and part of the diy ethos.
If, you are still going for a new piece for the upgrades...
Depends very much on your scope. Heck, there's even aesthetics. Do you prefer AMD or Intel? Don't you feel like having an ARM and take the challenge of compatible images? Would you need to check the transcoding compatibility for Jellyfin? Are you going fangless? Is one 2.5gpbs eth port enough? Etc.
That said, check the reviews from https://www.servethehome.com/ they have articles with benchmarks and videos for all the latest nucs and other hardware's form factor servers.
Be aware that Intel discontinued the NUCs iirc.. but Asus or some vendor might have picked up to grab that market segment.
Good luck!
I would definitely go fangless. I have been bitten enough times. A bite might also transfer viruses. Nowadays I defang all my computers.
Actually, only after posting it came to my mind that anyway all intel nukes are fangless. That's their appeal. So that their bytes leave no marks. Long live the vempire.