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Can I use an older motherboard with an amd 6700 to build my own hub?

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Can I use an older motherboard with an amd 6700 to build my own hub? I started looking into home automation a couple months ago. Well it started as a "magicmirror" for my daughters. but now I'm hooked. Yes I'm a noob, the very definition of noob. But I am blown away by the possibilities. The more I learn the further down the rabbit hole I go.  
Can I use an older motherboard with an amd 6700 to build my own hub?

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Hassio is amazing
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It is a bit of a curve but after a bit, it gets easier. In saying that, they've made it simpler to implement different addons via the GUI. I've been playing with it for about 2 years and now I have 8 smart bulbs, 5 Google devices, 5 cameras and about 6 motion and door sensors. I'm addicted now lol
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HomeAssistant would be a perfect fit, it's a deep dark rabbit hole though, beware!  
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What is magic mirror?  
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If you have/build a PC and a Z-wave/Zigbee dongle; you are good to go. The MoBo and processor are fine.  
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Domoticz is very simple to start with but also very powerful. Home Assistant seems to be the leader of the pack, but much more complicated to get started with.  
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