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If you want hardware accelerated transcoding, Plex only supports Intel QuickSync and Nvidia NVENC. You can otherwise get around transcoding by having your media in direct play friendly formats. It's a perfectly fine CPU for the use case provided you aren't expecting to transcode more than a few streams simultaneously.

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26 minutes ago, hbsterling said:

What clock speed/ # of cores would you recommend? 

What's your use case?  1, 2, 3, 400 streams? What's your resolution?  You pushing 4k? 1080p? 720p? 

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