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    Jellyfin Forum Off Topic Self-hosting & Homelabs Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server?

     
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    Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server?

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    2024-03-28, 10:13 PM
    Which model i3 is it? I'm assuming a 13th gen processor. If so, that should easily handle 3-4 1080p transcodes. My 12100, when I was only using the iGPU, could handle 12 1080p transcodes. I'm assuming that NUC would be comparable.
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    Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server? - by stiligFox - 2024-03-28, 09:36 PM
    RE: Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server? - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-03-28, 10:13 PM
    RE: Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server? - by stiligFox - 2024-03-29, 01:31 AM
    RE: Intel NUC 13 or something similar for running Server? - by ThisIsMyITAccount901 - 2024-07-12, 02:27 PM

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