I have a cheap Fujitsu Futro S920 running a bunch of services here, but I noticed, that for some tasks its rather weak (and old) CPU simply can’t keep up. The lack of SATA is another weak point.
Is there any machine out there that can compete with its 5W idle power draw and offers better performance for a reasonable price?
ITX boards seem to draw often double what the Futro needs and here in Germany power is rather expensive.
Home assistant, nextcloud, pihole, gitea, jellyfin, samba.
It runs okay, mostly, but it struggles quite a bit, if there’s a more activity going on. It’s still usable, but since I’m planning to install some more tools as well, it would be a good idea to simply upgrade the whole shebang.
Or I could buy another one and use k3s properly and not as Docker Compose on steroids.
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What are you running on your S920? I’m using mine for OPNsense and Node Red both virtualized in Proxmox and they run ok
Home assistant, nextcloud, pihole, gitea, jellyfin, samba.
It runs okay, mostly, but it struggles quite a bit, if there’s a more activity going on. It’s still usable, but since I’m planning to install some more tools as well, it would be a good idea to simply upgrade the whole shebang.
Or I could buy another one and use k3s properly and not as Docker Compose on steroids.
Well, that’s quite something for that pour small CPU! 😆
That’s the problem, unfortunately.