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Can a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8 GB of RAM handle my needs?
  • In my humble opinion the Pi 5 is very expensive for what you get. You just don’t buy the board, you also buy the fan (cooling), case, power supply and SSD + connection adapter. For more or less the same price you can get a refurbished Intel NUC with a i3, 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD. Or you can look for N100 at AliExpress. You will get the full blown experience and reliability + x86. And if you want to use Plex then you can make use of QuickSync for hardware encoding. I don’t understand why people bother with the Pi if they don’t need the GPIO. The extra power consumption of a NUC compared to the Pi 5 is minimal, in my case just 70 cents a month. Do yourself a big pleasure and get a NUC. The Pi is not the all in one cheap solution anymore it used to be. And x86 so no goofy community maintained as is ports to arm.

    And you can upgrade a NUC with more RAM up to 32 GB if you pick a model which supports that amount.

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  • De route die ik momenteel afleg kan ik voor de helft goedkoper met het OV, ik reis vooral buiten de spits en dan is NS Dal Vrij eigenlijk schandalig goedkoop. Echter kies ik toch voor de auto want met het OV ben ik 2x zo lang onderweg. Dan maar de dure auto in.

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