I have an all in one that can’t be upgraded, only replaced, and the errors are addressed in another thread. I’d like to keep that separate from this if it’s all the same.
that’s not really accurate, many frigate users run home assistant and we are very happy to make recommendations.
If you had a venn diagram of the CPUs that can run HA vs CPUs that can run frigate; frigate would be a smaller circle inside HA. Anything that can run frigate can run HA pretty much. In your case I would suggest an Intel CPU 6th generation or newer with an integrated GPU as that supports OpenVINO and you would not need a coral.
Its not that black and white. As previously stated, you need AVX support. Depending on the model year that could be as low as an Atom or Celeron/Pentium. The older the model, the higher up the line needed.
As for the number of streams, assuming you want recognition, your better off investing in a good GPU or a Coral unit. A 1ghz Celeron with a Coral USB might perforn better than an 5ghz Core series. See https://docs.frigate.video/configuration/detectors/.
Look here for some good recommendations of hardware to use. Other than that any PC from recent decade is likely OK and anything else is budget/use/preference specific
I’m not clear on what the requirements are, or what all of them even mean.
I’d never even heard of AVX until this week and I’d wager that the majority of people on this forum don’t know what it is.
The same basic things are called by different names for Intel and AMD chips, and jumping from version 1 to version 2 of something can effectively change it completely.
Some of the names also change between generations of chips.
So, posting a link to a gazillion possible CPU isn’t much help, neither does telling me to “Google it”, because I don’t understand which bits of information are relevant and which aren’t.
I’d just like someone to say “buy an I3-3220”, I’ve been using one for years and it’s great, they’re dirt cheap on ebay".