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Some more good information while you’re acquiring hardware: keep your drives cool. A case with fans that blow on its drive cages is better than one that doesn’t.
this Wikipedia article has a chart in it that shows what intel integrated gpus support what video codecs. the other person who said about the intel arc gpus for av1 decoding is right, but idk if you wanna spend money on a video card rather than lots of drives. Most stuff from trackers is available h264 anyway.
Make sure you have a backup solution. It might be backblaze for a few bucks a month, but you’ll quickly end up with terabytes of data that actually you can’t download again.
Some sleeper 7/8 generation intel sources are the sff dell inspiron motherboards. They have two pcie slots, a cpu that can do much more if it just had a bigger heatsink and some old gamer case will still fit the weird part that’s supposed to stick out of the front and provide usb and sd card slots.