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Dont lynch me but currently i dont have the money to build another system. So just to learn and try things out i setup Jellyfin and a few other things on my PC as a temporary test, but honestly its working great and i havent experienced any problems so i was thinking of just letting it be this way for the forseeable future. My specs are: 7700XT, 7600X, 32GB DDR5 RAM. I havent really experienced performance loss even while gaming and streaming 4k media from it(only me and 3 others have acess) so are there any other things that i should pay attention to? I assume a benefit of a dedicated server would be power efficiency, which my gaming pc obviously isnt build for, would that alone make it worth it to build a seperate system? I also dont have any subscriptions im replacing besides onedrive wich is just 20€ a year so i cant really justify it that way lol i already wasnt paying for netflix or other clouds

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