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Energy-efficient distro recommendations?
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i remember hooking ours up to a 10th gen celeron desktop (supposedly 58w cpu).
the whole box doesn't even hit 20w at the wall under a full load, and it idles awake at about 5w.
i immediately set that one aside for future use to feed media to a tv or run a dietpi or something.