can someone tell me if the following specs will be fine for running a bitcoin node, ethereum node, and a hub at home?

- Intel NUC 11 Pro i5-1135G7 4.20GHz 4-Core
- 64GB DDR4 memory
- 2tb nvme ssd storage

i'm a bit concerned about storage but 4tb nvme becomes quite expensive

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the 64GB memory is arguably overkill but everything else looks good! Make sure to take a look at @yorick 's list of SSDs that have trouble syncing! SSD choice matters and you didn't specify yours

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the 64GB memory is arguably overkill but everything else looks good! Make sure to take a look at @yorick 's list of SSDs that have trouble syncing! SSD choice matters and you didn't specify yours

https://gist.github.com/yorickdowne/f3a3e79a573bf35767cd002cc977b038

4TB should be standard, I got mine for $200, which I considered to be fairly priced, I describe my setup here. I don't think you need to buy the name-brand Intel NUC since I think they charge more.

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thanks for sharing, looking into intel NUC alternatives! main challenge is shipping to south africa

4TB should be standard, I got mine for $200, which I considered to be fairly priced, I describe my setup here. I don't think you need to buy the name-brand Intel NUC since I think they charge more. https://paragraph.xyz/@dfern.eth/my-minipool

Pay extra for the 4tb. I have 2tb and wish I had more. Am dealing with Nethermind pruning issues on both of my 2tb boxes.

if ur worrying about storage, amazon frequently has deals on for these 8tb samsung ssd’s.

maybe this a bit old but I made sure to pick up one for when I run nodes.