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caoimhinr , 5 months ago it does seem that most homelabs are big server racks with at least two CPUs and like 20 cores in total. I'm not sure if your premise is correct, a lot of hardware discussion I see is people repurposing old desktops/laptops or running with sff/mff pc's. Why should I get a homelab instead of a regular NAS? In case you want more than just storage like vpn services, hosting containerized applications, etc.
it does seem that most homelabs are big server racks with at least two CPUs and like 20 cores in total.
I'm not sure if your premise is correct, a lot of hardware discussion I see is people repurposing old desktops/laptops or running with sff/mff pc's.
Why should I get a homelab instead of a regular NAS?
In case you want more than just storage like vpn services, hosting containerized applications, etc.