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@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Taking into account my average usage, I recon my TS 451+ consumption to average
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. 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.
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$", that was a good price base. Being a great fan of [Stéphane Graber's videos](https://www.youtube.com/@LXD), where he once showcased his 3 servers cluster bought on ebay for "250-300$" each, I decided to take that that as my price base.
And indeed, there are lots of servers to buy from ebay for 250$. The data center industry is pushed to acquire every new generation of servers as they generally present real advantages on the performance or TCO front. 2 generations later you have myriads of servers that no one is interested in getting, safe for the personal hobyists as myself. And indeed, there are lots of servers to buy from ebay for 250$. 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.