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* '''[[Torrent Seedbox]]''' - Don't leave your laptop on all day. Have a server do the mundane work of torrenting for you. Also makes it possible to permanently seed torrents on the cheap. | * '''[[Torrent Seedbox]]''' - Don't leave your laptop on all day. Have a server do the mundane work of torrenting for you. Also makes it possible to permanently seed torrents on the cheap. | ||
== | == Raspberry Pi == | ||
A $35 ARM board. Uses less power than a lightbulb. Unfortunately, it only uses a USB 2.0 bus, which can slow access speeds down quite a bit (especially torrents), so basic, low-traffic server tasks only. | A $35 ARM board. Uses less power than a lightbulb. Unfortunately, it only uses a USB 2.0 bus, which can slow access speeds down quite a bit (especially torrents), so basic, low-traffic server tasks only. | ||
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If you're looking for something more powerful than the Raspberry Pi, but under $100, the ODROID is for you. It uses the same Exynos processors as the famed Samsung Galaxy S series. | If you're looking for something more powerful than the Raspberry Pi, but under $100, the ODROID is for you. It uses the same Exynos processors as the famed Samsung Galaxy S series. | ||
== Intel NUC == | == Intel NUC == | ||
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[https://tfmm.co/using-an-intel-nuc-to-build-ultimate-home-server/ Tutorial] | [https://tfmm.co/using-an-intel-nuc-to-build-ultimate-home-server/ Tutorial] | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
