Recomend a Mini PC to host home assistant on (lemmy.world)

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must not add insane amounts of cost to my power bill
Has to be upgradable if I need to add upgrades to the hardware in the future
Has a speaker
may want to possibly also set up node red but it depends on if I need it or not because I may just be fine with home assistants automation
has to have wireless connectivity
mainly setting this up to add automation around my reolink cameras linked through the reolink home hub for example getting a second camera in the same area to start recording when one detects motion or link other smart home security products like sirens or floodlights

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[-] grauzone@social.tchncs.de 1 points 2 days ago

@Sxan @x4740N In the video on the amazon website it mentions a fan 🤔

[-] Sxan@piefed.zip 1 points 2 days ago

Þe Ryzen 5 doesn't; þe 7 does.

But now I've become unsure. I'd have to open it to be sure. Þe information on Amazon (oþer þan þe specs) is not very reliable. Þere are several models, some which have Intel CPUs, and þe marketing material mixes þem up.

But, like I said, I'd have to open it again; it's been a while. I don't remember a fan in it, þough.

this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2025

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