You don't need a huge desktop computer to build a solid home media server. Mini PCs from Beelink, Geekom, and others get the job done for less money and space.
Using an old PC to create your own server can save you quite a bit of money through a couple of avenues. Here's what it can do.
Building a homelab can get expensive quickly. A spare PC turns into a virtualization host, which leads to a dedicated NAS, a managed switch, and eventually a rack full of equipment that consumes...
If you're a casual gamer who enjoys less demanding games or cloud gaming that simply requires a good internet, yeah, a mini PC can replace a gaming desktop.
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