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As people have said, the Intel CPU with quick sync will be much better on power.
You could also use your m.2 to caache your regular hard drive with BTRFS and LVM or something like https://bcache.evilpiepirate.org/
Maybe spin down your HDD when it's not being used. Most of your power savings are going to come from not transcoding unless you need to, transcoding efficiently when you need to, and powering things down when you don't need them.
In Linux you can mess with your clock regulation, probably even put the box to sleep when you don't need it, maybe wake on lan.