Los mejores Mini PCs para un servidor doméstico

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Mini PCs are the sweet spot for most home servers: they sip power (often 6–15 W idle), run silently, and pack modern Intel N-series or Ryzen chips that handle Docker, a media server and several VMs with ease. Because electricity is the dominant lifetime cost of an always-on server, a machine that idles at 10 W instead of 60 W can save you a meaningful amount every year while producing almost no heat or noise. When choosing, focus on four things: the CPU (an Intel N100/N150 is plenty for a first server; a Ryzen if you want to run many VMs or heavy transcoding), RAM capacity and whether it's upgradeable (aim for at least 16 GB if you plan to use ZFS or virtualization), storage options (look for an NVMe slot plus ideally a SATA bay or second M.2), and connectivity (2.5GbE and enough USB ports matter more than raw core count for most homelabs). An Intel iGPU with Quick Sync is a big bonus if you'll run Plex or Jellyfin, since it handles hardware transcoding at just a few watts.

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