I know that the raspberry is a shitty meme but can any affordable

>water-cooled raspi
>overclock the fuck out of it
Easy

Just get a nuc

>shitty meme
Maybe to CS autists and hobbyers that don't know how to use it

>>57221856
Start with the Wikipedia SBC comparison page.

>>57221856
>shitty meme
Not even close to being a meme. If you actually know what you're doing they're useful as hell.

It'd work fine for a seedbox. You probably won't get 300/300 out of it seeing as it doesn't have SATA. The ethernet port shares the USB bandwidth.

Get an odroid c2. Same price, nearly twice the CPU and memory.

>>57222222

>>57221856
>>57221856
I have one running as a low end seedbox.
Needed something very small.
Using an external drive for storage, and it's running 4 instances of Deluge with around 200 torrents each. Not sweating at all yet.
Have also it set up with my VPN subscription and a killswith.

Works perfectly fine, but low end means low performance.

- Ethernet speeds are around 8-10 MB/s, if it's not working hard on something else. Then somewhat lower.
-Re-checking torrents takes a while.
-The external HD should have its own power supply.

Been running 24/7 for 6 months. Haven't found any other downsides.
Great for the price.

Went with a Raspberry over odroid/banana/orange just because it's the most widespread/tested.
Didn't want to (possibly) deal with kernel, driver or other bugs.

>>57221856
No.

>>57221856
Cubieboard 2/Banana Pi/Orange Pi fit the bill (the versions with A20 chip (w/ Native SATA) and Gigabit Ethernet).

>>57222271
I'm buying one now.

>>57222271
>Company doesn't support my political view on vidya games therefore, they are literally worse than hitler
Am I talking about SJWs or anti-SJWs?

>>57222002
anyone here has a nuc?
how is it in terms of fan noise and gaming?
especially interested in the new i3 ones and lower

>>57222271
No wonder tech advancement has stalled

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>>57221856
Odroid.

>>57222271
How many actual technological improvements was achieved by womyn?

>>57221856
>300/300
OrangePi can do 80mbit, but if you want more it's better to get proper (non-atom) x86 board.

Would the r-pi or some variant work as a daily driver for an old lady who just wants to surf, type, and occasionally print?

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>>57224022
>>57223288

>>57223874
> proper (non-atom) x86 board
This if you want full speed. A J1900 will do it and only pull 10w.