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Would an i3-4150 and 6GBs of memory be enough for a simple Plex and media storage server? (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by EmiEnd120@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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I'm looking to create a Plex/media server so my family and I can stream our Blu-rays. It would also serve as a cloud of sorts. This is my first time making a server. A thorough search on the i3 has been made, but I remain unsure if an 8 yo processor will meet my needs.

At most, we would be streaming on one or two devices. Aside from that, the storage would just be a nifty way to keep my photos off of iCloud. I plan on making it redundant, but I need to get my hands on another 8TB drive.

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[–] Former-Brilliant-177@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Ample. There's not much processing going on, it's mainly shunting files around the network. Look toward improving that side of things to improve connectivity and user experience. A wired network is generally faster and more reliable than wifi, if possible.