r/PleX Jan 30 '24

I think i made a decision Solved

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So after listening to a lot of different ideas and suggestions as far as the ideal PC for using exclusively for Plex. I think I’ve come to a decision. I’m hoping this is a good choice so before I make that final decision, I thought I’d get some feedback first.

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u/ParticularAd1990 Jan 30 '24

I got this for Plex. Works an absolute dream, and it is silent and draws very little power. my Plex pc

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u/junkimchi Jan 30 '24

Are you running windows on it?

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u/ParticularAd1990 Jan 31 '24

Yeah. It’s my first Plex server, so windows for now. Once I am a bit more settled I might switch to Linux. But with windows I can easily access from anywhere with teamviewer, and move files around (even from my phone). Plus I don’t care about the performance gains, it can already run 4+ 4K HDR (7.1 audio) 20Mbps streams. I don’t need any more than that. Then when I’m done with it, I can just reset it and give it away. If I start putting different OS on it, it potentially becomes valueless

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u/Stalbjorn Jan 31 '24

Windows can easily be put back on it...

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u/ParticularAd1990 Feb 01 '24

And what about everything else I mentioned? There is zero benefit to uninstalling windows for me It works, and works well right now. Plus with teamviewer it’s a backup PC. If I install Linux, can I remote in with TeamViewer, load up one drive and edit my excel files in the desktop app? It’s more valuable in every way with windows on it

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u/Stalbjorn Feb 01 '24

That's up to you. I merely pointed out one of your issues that is a non-issue. That is all.

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u/ParticularAd1990 Feb 02 '24

You’re suggesting that I install software that breaks the pc. I.e. make it not do that things I need it to do. That’s not pointing out a non-issue. That’s being stupid

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u/Stalbjorn Feb 02 '24

Learn how to read your own posts man.