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Standard User Cheule
(experienced) Wed 14-Feb-24 19:17:00
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Re: BT Smart Hub 2 Replacement?


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Well in my case I had an old computer with an i5-6400 laying about. Running 1 gig PPPoE only taxes the CPU to about 23% momentarily.

However, if that's not an option, you can get an Intel N100 based tiny PC which is more than enough for the task.

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Standard User zyborg47
(legend) Thu 07-Mar-24 08:07:42
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Re: BT Smart Hub 2 Replacement?


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In reply to a post by Cheule:
Well in my case I had an old computer with an i5-6400 laying about. Running 1 gig PPPoE only taxes the CPU to about 23% momentarily.

However, if that's not an option, you can get an Intel N100 based tiny PC which is more than enough for the task.



What you have to look at is energy usage, remember a router has to stay on 24/7. I got myself a Dell thin client to muck around with Home assistant, but I could not get the computer to connect with it, so gave up at the moment.

Adrian

Desktop machines Mac mini pro with macOS Ventura, also pc Ryzen powered with windows something or other.
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