Get RAM and use tmpfs, then add as many cores as you can. My server box with 64GB RAM and a Ryzen 5 3600 builds quite nicely and it has spinning disks for storage. Using tmpfs makes a world of difference.
Current comparable is Ryzen 5 5500. That's about $80. You can get an an extra two cores and a 7% boost to single-core for about $160 (Ryzen 7 5700)
If I donate new build machines, though, will FreeBSD build more than one version of electron to solve this problem? Since mixing ports and pkg isn't supported and building everything gets to be ridiculous.
Fixed, albeit not the issue that was originally perceived.
Found now:
one package – 1.90.0 for FreeBSD:15:latest on AMD64
2024-05-18 fallout for 140amd64-default (maybe negligible, since the port was updated on 2024-06-07 – I'm not checking the status server, someone else might like to).
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Current comparable is Ryzen 5 5500. That's about $80. You can get an an extra two cores and a 7% boost to single-core for about $160 (Ryzen 7 5700)
