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Both CPUs are neither really low in the TDP spec nor do they have a good idle wattage
Well, I guess I am lucky to live where the electricity bill is low, Quebec. I did not really take the electricity cost into account in the build because I used spare parts.
Although, minus the TDP and idle wattage, I think that both CPUs should be performing well enough regarding my needs. I guess that I'll just swap them if I see that a faster clock speed is needed.
I have other questions.
It's about the permissions and the way to deal with them. I'm aware that it's probably one of the most popular subject that noobs post about so I searched the forum and read different threads about it. Then I decided to go read about how permissions work under Unix/Linux systems. I got a pretty good idea of how it works, but I would like to ask if the way I intend to deal with them is ok.
GENERAL THOUGHTS ABOUT HOW IT WORKS:
-I should always use the WebGUI to create groups and users or modify the permissions?
-I have to create different shared folders to use different services even if they point to the same destination?
-I shouldn't even click on ACLs and, if I do, never change anything in there? 
OWNER:
-I intend to leave the ownership of all the shared folders i will create to the default USER except for the different user directories. Here, I would like to know if, by default, with the home directory option enabled, the ownership of the home directory is set to the USER?
GROUPS:
-I intend to use 2 GROUPS: users and admins.
-The GROUP users will only be set on the public folder where all USERS can read write and execute the files it contains no matter who created it in the first place.
-The GROUP admins will be set on all the other shared folders created and will be given read write and execute.
OTHERS:
-I intend to give OTHERS read and execute only on all the shared folders created.
-This way, if I understand the linux permissions correctly, the USERS that are not part of the admins GROUP should be able to have access without being able to modify anything. (Example, I want to share a movie library that only USERS that are part of the admins GROUP can modify.)
GUEST:
-Is it possible to create an account that won't need any password? Like the occasional friend who comes to my place and logs onto my network. The GUEST account will be part of the users GROUP. This way I don't have to create a new account for occasional USERS.
Thank you!
Sorry, I edited it many times and now I'm wondering if I should just make a new thread with it.