*slaps roof*
this NUC can fit so many blocks inside it

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i7, 32 GB RAM, 4TB NVMe, described here:
https://paragraph.xyz/@dfern.eth/my-minipool

nice. specs? looking for something like that.

I love it, hardware has been great thus far & I didn't know you could get so much RAM & SSD for so cheap these days (especially when buying a barebones kit). 1/

How do you like the minisforum box? I've been contemplating buying an ms-01 for a few months but I haven't closed the deal yet. Would you?

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Depends on which model you're looking at, but two ethernet NICs is good for having multiple internet connections for reliability. I think the main target audience is school/university computer labs (UC Berkeley has had labs with Intel NUCs just like these), and other small business/home use, like HTPCs.

I was not familiar with these guys. Reading up on them now. The 13th gen i9 is $130 more than the 12th gen - is the performance really that much better? Also, why does it have so many ethernet ports on it, what is the main target audience of this device?

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I do hear it spin up occasionally, but it's not louder than the harddrive heads clicking in the NAS below it

Is your fan whirring constantly? Thought about a fanless CPU cooling case?