A new self-hosted home server

I wish to find a home-server with the following characteristics:

And now, here is the most promising hardware that I found, with some notes. I thought other people might be interested too.

Hardware	Good	Bad	Power(*)	My conclusion
CubieBoard 3, aka. CubieTruck	— SATA2	— only 2 CPU cores	6	Not enough CPU power.
CubieBoard 5, aka. CubieTruck+		— SATA through USB2	12	Slow disk I/O.
WandBoard Quad	— eSATA — Vivante graphics	— ethernet limited to ½Gb/s — low-frequency CPU cores	7	Not enough CPU power.
MinnowBoard MAX	— open-source hardware — Intel graphics — SATA2 — USB3	— only 2 CPU cores	50	Good! But there is better.
ODroid C2	— cheap	— no fast storage	16	Slow disk I/O.
ODroid XU4	— USB3	— small fan — expensive enclosure for fan-less functioning	20	There’s no better board at this price, but there’s a fan…
CuBox-i4Pro	— cute, nice-looking — eSATA	— low-frequency CPU cores — ethernet limited to ½Gb/s	10	Good appliance in a living-room. Not enough CPU power for me.
Banana Pi M3		— SATA through USB2	12	Slow disk I/O.
Pine64+ 2GB	— very cheap	— no fast storage — low-frequency CPU cores	12	Slow disk I/O. Not enough CPU power.
UP	— powerful yet small	— no fast storage — no enclosure	75	Slow disk I/O.
UDOO X86	— open-source hardware — Intel graphics — SATA III — Arduino included — can power a 3.5″ SATA drive without the need for an external disk enclosure	— slightly higher power consumption	100	My choice `:-)`
(*) This is an absolutely unscientific, completely subjective, relative power notation, based on miscellaneous benchmarks found on the Internet, with the 100-mark serving as a reference (this is the power delivered by the UDOO X86).

Here are the main sources of information that helped me find what I wanted:

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