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True. However, I've always noticed that ARM has less Linux support than x86, and the main benefits ARM is known for are typically performance/watt, running cooler, and less legacy support. Since this server seems to have pretty average performance/watt and cooling, I can't really see much advantage to ARM here, at least for typical server use cases. Unless you're doing ARM development, but I feel like a Pi 4/5 is bet…
The performance is not average when compared with other ARM-based cheap computers, because it is high in comparison with them. It is also not average when compared to cheap Intel/AMD computers, because compared to such computers it is low. It could be called average only when averaging cheap ARM-based computers with cheap x86-64 based computers. This computer uses 8 Cortex-A720 cores (and 4 little cores with negligib…
Re: An ARM Homelab Server, or a Minisforum MS-R1 Review
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