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@lIlIllIlIIIllIlIlII I don't have a NAS hardware. The only thing I have is 1 old PC that I'm using as a 24/7 server. And it's just AWESOME! I really encourage you to do it. I have a lot of self-hosted stuff and everything runs smoothly. Even Jellyfin and Frigate at the same time (Both use video encoding and decoding) on my CPU! Because my GPU is just so old (2012) that the system doesn't even recognize it.
Do you have any concerns about solid state storage life? Are you using any RAID?
@lIlIllIlIIIllIlIlII in my current setup I have 1 SSD and 3 HDDs. Not using any RAID. I still have plans to upgrade the hardware, which is something that isn't possible using NAS hardware. I need to change almost everything here. Better storage, better RAM and a compatible GPU. The only thing that I'm not worried for now is the CPU, it's doing a decent job handling everything alone, even 4k video encoding.