EQI12

honestly those are all pretty light workloads, you dont need much. a beelink ser5 or eq12 would be plenty - they go for like $150-250 on amazon and have decent cpus. or if you want even cheaper, grab a used lenovo thinkcentre tiny or dell optiplex micro off ebay for like $80-100. either way 16gb ram

A BeeLink U59 Pro has worked well for Home Assistant and Frigate in my setup - you can use an mini PCIe Coral TPU in the slot under the NVME. I use a BeeLink EQ12 for Opnsense without issue. Both are powered from a single GaN USB C quite happily. Emby & other apps live on my NAS as I wanted discreet

BeeLink EQ12 here and it's perfect for OPNsense. At least until I desire >1Gbps from the ISP. I can always go 2.5+ for my LAN anyway

for under 00 the Beelink EQ12 or similar n100 mini PCs are hard to beat right now. you get a quad core, 16GB RAM, 500GB NVMe, and they idle around 8W. throw Proxmox on it and you can run a handful of LXC containers for your common services. if you want more storage options, an older Optiplex SFF wit

I have the EQ12 and a similar spec HP Elite Desk 800 SFF pc in a Proxmox cluster. I run Frigate (with 9 cameras) on the HP. I run most of my other services on the Beelink. If I could only keep one, I'd keep the HP... having expansion options is handy.

The beelink eq12 is great, (1220p version).

As the owner of a Beelink EQ12 which I could never get to run reliably I'm not surprised. I think in this space you get what you pay for

Trigkey Green G5. I have read that it is the same as Beelink EQ12 but cheaper due to branding.

I bought a beelink EQ12 and it's solid solid, probably 2-4x overkill for me. https://a.co/d/03R95oeh (if the stupid short link doesn't work let me know and I'll use a computer that doesn't hijack my links into apps to get a clean one later)

A $50 wired only router. You already have a dedicated WiFi AP (I think). So just put the ATT (in full passthrough mode) ==> router ==> switch/network/AP. I used a ubiquiti ER-X for what feels like a decade. It was, and probably still is solid. A popular replacement at the same price point was the TP