[AmirGT]

For your use case, I highly suggest using a Raspberry Pi 4B with 4GB of RAM. It does the job perfectly and won’t cost anywhere close to the amount you’re willing to spend. Just make sure you get a decent cooling system for it, since it doesn’t come with one.

Furthermore, things such as a power supply, keyboard, mouse, case aren’t included in the box. Unless you get the desktop kit. But you’re better off buying them separately from third party suppliers as that’ll be much cheaper.

In my opinion, it’s not worth spending that much money on a home server for your specific use case.

Yeah I can use the Pi to test stuff but how about how to have IPv6?

yes you can setup hurricane electric ipv6 tunnel on a raspberry pi 4 and use it for ipv6 access in your home network. but you won't be able to use it as a system as powerful as a vm for experimenting. pi is still much underpowered for that.

i say you update your cpu and add some ram unless you want to buy latest setup.

I still didn't get how'd people on my network have IPv6 if I setup HE Tunnelbroker on the Pi? Also for VMs I can use my PC as I said above.