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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Yepp, ASUS is continuing them as far as I know.

I have my doubts that the build quality and BIOS will hold up to an Intel-made device, but I hope i'm proven wrong once reviewers have spent some time with them. I vaguely remember something about Intel manufacturing NUC motherboards only, but I'm not sure if that applies to the arrangement with ASUS

I have the Celeron J3455 ones, can't recall what idle consumption is but it's really low. I stopped using the Pi for selfhosting several years back after realising my old atom netbook was faster at that time, and from there I scaled up to desktop systems, but now I've scaled right back down to the nucs lol.

I run HA, Plex, Zabbix and a bunch of other small stuff. Currently looking into a selfhosted markdown notes solution, since the hosted one I'm using at the moment (HackMD) is moving further into proprietary territory