Anybody got an Intel nuc as a homeserver? What's power usage

first question can be answered if you read the specs

>>57126646
No point man.
deskmini 110 has desktop cpu compatibility.

>>57126646
If only it was cheaper. For the same money I can get a netbook with Windows preinstalled. Or a Raspberry Pi for a fraction of the price. Both of which can handle most things you might want out of them.

The only use case I can think of for a NUC is as some kind of compact home office build server for an indie dev.

Sips power. I run some game servers virtualized on it as well as a file server to hold my anime backlog, ebooks and operating system isos.

They're good little machines if power, noise and space are a concern.

>>57127934
If you live in a region were electricity is expensive, a nuc can pay for itself when compared to a similarly speced pc.

I use a Gigabyte BRIX with an N3150 as a home server. The only downside is no support for 3.5" drives.

>>57126646
Literally a pure shit, I bought one thinking it will be comfy but not.
The motherboard crashed all the time.
A simplss BIOS/EFI flash bricked it like the oldish smartphones.
And no it's not "cooooool" to have a nuc behind his monitor!

>>57127934
>virtualized
>not containerized

baka

>>57126646
mail server
web server
2 years uptime.