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@@ -100,8 +100,20 @@ Power consumptions benchmarks are easy to find over the web for the TS 451+.
 Taking into account my average usage, I recon my TS 451+ consumption to average 30W which would amount to 5.58 $ / year in electricity.
 
 # Ebay browsing
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+I went for the best bang for your buck strategy there, even more so, what's the dirt-cheapest server I can find that will have the specs necessary to replace my stack.
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+Being a great fan of [Stéphane Graber's videos](https://www.youtube.com/@LXD), where he once showcased his 3 servers cluster bought on ebay for "250-300$", that was a good price base.
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+And indeed, there are lots of servers to buy from ebay for 250$. The data center industry is pushed to acquire every new generation of servers as they generally present real advantages on the performance or TCO front. 2 generations later you have myriads of servers that no one is interested in getting, safe for the personal hobyists as myself.
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+But even those servers are far too powerful for my needs and being determined to go the miser way, I eventually found this beauty :
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 ![ebay_offer](https://gitea.micouleau.info/alex/homelab-project/raw/commit/37dd4dcf0aea6879754f1c345fc5bc1acac56048/ebay-offer.png)
 
+Yep, a hundred bucks, 130 with shipping for something 4x+ more powerful than the Atom I rent. And at half the price I was set on.
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 ![ebay_disks](https://gitea.micouleau.info/alex/homelab-project/raw/commit/9769a81d550ccb2a177abd0821cc15613d5950fd/ebay-hdd.png)
 
 ## Buying costs