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I just can’t get excited about a product I will not be able to buy. “We’d like to thank you: we’re going to ringfence all of the Raspberry Pi 5s we sell until at least the end of the year for single-unit sales to individuals, so you get the first bite of the cherry.” This is an empty gesture as the first year is for validation, R&D and waiting for revisions to pan out anyway. Volume orders are not happening here. When are the hobbyist and educational sectors going to get a true commitment from the rpi foundation again? I mean a real commitment that will see retail standalone boards in stock without purchasing restrictions. Also, calling them out on this on their blog just causes them to delete your comments. They truly don't care anymore.
It sounds garbled to me, the mic should have been put on the desk out of the way and audio recorded properly. He doesn't need to keep talking without breathing, maybe he is used to being interrupted.
And again...bla bla bla....great...bla bla...running twice as fast....bla bla Real time applications are interesting. How good will it perform, with a local AI model, How fast is it compared to the 4 with video editing? How fast is it live streaming video?
I want a compute module version so I can make a Wii board that fits in a Wii case and makes it fully functional, but it’s a pi instead of a Wii. (No disc drive tho, or maybe just a dvd drive or sum)
@@Darkk6969 The Gowin 20k is not that expensive suppose you can get it for a few dollars in quantities. Small Altera ones are also cheap you can do alot with just 1k if you want to drive a VGA for example. This application is not necessary on the Pi but there are lot of high speed projects where it can be interesting. Stepper motors in a CNC project. Another fun board would be RP2040 combined with a FPGA.
I Googled Raspberry Pi and this came up: [1] The Raspberry Pi is a 'LOW COST', credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. [2] The Raspberry Pi is a 'VERY CHEAP' computer that runs Linux, but it also provides a set of GPIO (general purpose input/output) pins, allowing you to control ...
the're already late, orange pi is the favorite her in the phillippines. The Philippines made orange pi grow to the roof beacuse they used the boards for hotspot business
Yes you're correct but in reality the Raspberry Pi have a much larger community support which is why you see these things everywhere. This will change soon as RISC-V gains traction.
Why is there not A version with onboard storage? My biggest complaint is the reliability of the microSD cards. I have trust issues that they blow up after a year or so even though I am running one 24/7 for two years without an issue
@@d1g1taLph3r3t Only consume grade routers have wifi built in anyway, would be better to just use a separate AP or multiple connected through the switch.
Is there any reason they didn’t put an onboard storage for the OS? And of course micro sd socket for expanding it. I think this is much more reliable than micro sd to run the OS from. At least in bigger scaled projects, By the way I love raspberry pi and also I’m a big fan of you from Turkey 🇹🇷😊
For me, the key is easy running of an OS and a community to help software run on it. I intend to use this to drive microscope hardware. Too many of the control of scientific kit requires a power hungry windows machine (which I also have). Multiply this with the number of machines in a building and it is a lot of power. Switching to the Pi would mean each running on 6w which is a greener way.
I don't like this plays the wanne-be-fast game. If we needed one thing, it would be a completely passive cooled 10nm low GHz version, with added M2 storage. Like quad core 1.5 GHz with a 10nm chip running less than 5W on full power. To do things like 4K playback and gaming, grab a much more powerfull and cheaper yesteryears AMD based system that uses less power on load.
I'd like to see if the very latest Godot and Blender work on a raspberry pi 5. Godot 4 fails and so does Blender 3 on a raspberry pi 4 because of the Open GL version is not high enough. I'd dont want to render much just have a low power consumption machine to develop on.
The money sink is why I'm not switching Pi, fan, case, etc... My 4 in a nes settop box is doing well as a streaming media player, old game player and everything... ill probably wait for the 6 or something... as I'm not using it as a desktop PC, and even then the 4 8gb still holds it's own quite well Happy to see an update, though wish they'd have dropped more hints it was coming out, as I would maybe have set cash aside.. as $100+ for a full setup is just a bit much for a hobby box... Not that I don't appreciate iteration and such, as it's a better investment than the newest (fruit phone) model 1x that just has USB c now
A comparison (CPU,GPU, wifi, power consumption, etc.) between all the generations of Raspberry Pi's would make even more sense. Many people are still using older models.
I have wanted to play with one for years now, but they are expensive. A good alternative is a old plex SFF computer with a i3, upgrade it with second hand 16GB ram, a SSD, and ad a second network card or WiFi and you are ready to play, and it costs around 100$/ as mutch as a Pi4 version B. But definitely that there are some things that's easier to do with a raspberry, and lower power consumption.
@@AuxiliaryPanther that will probably not do that mutch, in my country the price went from a average 929sek to 1099sek so the price has pritty mutch just followed the inflation.
@@AuxiliaryPanther precisely, that's why I assume that the prices won't change even when all the retailers have them in stock (I assume you ment that the prices will get lower).
Max 5A ?! wow...and seems SSD over M2 is posibile! right? So lets add price of M2 Hat to Rpi5 8GB , and we get how much? I think we are still way under 150euros,with ssd inside.. ... PCIe 2.0 x1 interface for fast peripherals (requires separate M.2 HAT or other adapter) .... 5V/5A DC power via USB-C, with Power Delivery support ....
A lot of great improvements indeed, especially in the CPU power. But, still depending on an SD card to load an OS for for this beast is a bit 2010-ish. Yes, you can put a HAT with PCIe connector etc. but still why isn't this integrated on the board already like manu other competitor boards (Orange Pi and others )? Or why tere are no eMMC options available?
base price seems is limitation,and most of users not need it,but i also hope to see that and 16GB in top product line. Well maybe cometition will do it,but on other side most of competition lack in performance or and at most in support side..RPi became icon to build upon it! Yes i hope and dream to see 16GB keyboard with ssd inside..for home use..
I Have just bought a new raspberry pi 5 8gb and try to boot with 16 gb sd card but the pi is not booting and still red light is glowing. So I tried using Raspberry Pi 5 EEPROM bootloader recovery image and pi boot up with 9 green light and red screen lit up on screen. (I am using other power supply which is not the official power supply). Just wanted know is this the issue of power supply or any other reason . Please Provide any solution to this
4 core... 16nm process. 2.4ghz, additional stuff that it can run... this thing will probably need a more than 10watts of power i presume on the board alone.
Everyone get so hyped up when RPI puts out a new product. How quickly they forget that ever since RPI came to be getting them since day one has been a nightmare. They are ALLWAYS out of stock. Have no clue why people even bother with them anymore.
I would love to see Eben in a Jason Statham movie... Imagine the scene Transporter need to get through a secure smart door that uses a raspPi Eben turns up as hacker-for-hire on motorbike, takes off helmet Jason does a double take, Eben says "this is an easy hack, I've got the upgrade!"
I have seen comments on the earlier versions of Raspberries that you cannot use it properly for day-to-day browsing. Not sure btw what were the resason for that, low memory? Is the 5 is capable of that? Although it is still only 8GB, it would have been better to have an 16GB option
That guy holding the handheld microphone so close with all the plosives and breath noises is so annoying to listen to. Had to skip to 2:32 into the video. You David sounded a whole lot clearer to me and my ears are very thankful for that. No offense, but man I cannot stand that breath noises. Drives me a bit crazy there. 8:56 I love that look of the glow effect around the border. Awesome.
Just stay away from it. The Pi's are now out of line in price/performance to other options for 4 years, and I doubt they will ever get back to the level they had when the Pi 1 came out. Nowadays you pay obsolete-Pi-tech-tax when buying a Pi. Must be a Brexit thing. Get over them, and look further.
Another great video. I'm planning on getting one, which OS would you recommend running on it? It would mainly be used for running and coding Python scripts.
Ok such a noob question but what can you do with a raspberry pi in terms of ethical hacking like a reason or scenario where you would want to use it instead of your main computer?
Here we go. Taking bets on artificial scarcity because Sony has their hands in this Pi SBC thing now. If you can get a $100 13th Gen i3 CPU (you can... easily), something requiring more skill to fab than ANYTHING in ANY SBC, someone is faking scarcity for profits. Car manufacturers used the "we can't get these bullshit ass chips that aren't all that hard to fab" to massive profits... and that's why there's a big strike right now.
"..this video is not sponsered by Raspberry Pi, they did however send me this Raspberry Pi, a keyboard..." How could we trust the rest of the content if such a clear contradiction is being made here? RPi literally contributed to this video. RPi sending you stuff to make a video isn't the issue here. The issue is your claim about not being sponsored by RPi. Being sent gear to review counts as sponsorship. Sponsorship carries weight with it.
No, the device is not available to the general public yet, so the only way to review it is to receive the device from the manufacturer. If raspberry pi compensated David for his time to produce the video, that would be considered a sponsorship.
@@SchoolforHackers Receiving the new RPi iteration and its accessories counts as sponsorship/compensation. It has value, even though some may feel that it is not much value. Depends on who you ask. I come from small money, it would be quite the sting to my budget. With that being said, it still has actual market value regardless of how that value is perceived. There could be be some agreement where the unit is supposed to be returned, but I haven't heard anything about it.
You will have frame losses at Full-HD and you will not be able to watch 4K videos on TH-cam because that resolution is used by TH-cam and uses VP9 and AV1, which is not compatible with the raspberry hardware.
Will RPI6 be RISC-V. I guess not cause both ARM and RPI is from UK, so you'll always be paying the ARM license when buying the Pi. And the Hass users will continue loosing their data when the MicroSD cards keep dying, cause no mSata or M2 on board.
just one big problem with the pi 5 and pi4 HDMI the little mini HDMI connector only breaks like 3 to 4 times a week. it costs a fortune to buy cables!!!
I've been wanting to share this since April. And now I can! The new Raspberry Pi 5 is here! And I'm impressed!! Massive upgrade in performance in my tests.
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Dave do you do all your own editing & transitioning, graphics etc? Its really, really impressive!
Bro how to run kali on iPhone plz😊😊
What's the power consumption difference?
Please don't use `hashcat -b`, as it relies on GPU and OpenCL! Use `7z b`!
what is jason statham doing here
Jason Statham did a fantastic job with the RPi5 !!
Eben Upton is a fantastic actor, loved the Transporter series !!
with the voice of batman
i can't unsee it now !
The guy explaining the rasp5 y absolutely exited as he almost rapped those differences
I just can’t get excited about a product I will not be able to buy.
“We’d like to thank you: we’re going to ringfence all of the Raspberry Pi 5s we sell until at least the end of the year for single-unit sales to individuals, so you get the first bite of the cherry.”
This is an empty gesture as the first year is for validation, R&D and waiting for revisions to pan out anyway. Volume orders are not happening here.
When are the hobbyist and educational sectors going to get a true commitment from the rpi foundation again? I mean a real commitment that will see retail standalone boards in stock without purchasing restrictions.
Also, calling them out on this on their blog just causes them to delete your comments. They truly don't care anymore.
Love your interviews with Eben! Can actually hear what he's saying, which is not the case on a lot of other interviews :)
Thank you Jeff! I appreciate it 😀
It sounds garbled to me, the mic should have been put on the desk out of the way and audio recorded properly. He doesn't need to keep talking without breathing, maybe he is used to being interrupted.
Very excited for this new generation! The 3B and 4B have been amazing all these years.
So much better in my tests :)
Interested to see if this can handle 4k HDR after the software devs have had chance to optimise
Still waiting for onbaord M.2 / Sata interface, for me this is what the Pi lacks, would make a huge difference, having more robust storage
They are releasing an m.2 hat for RPi 5 next year.
what heck no one can get a raspberry pi at 35$ scenes 2019 and it makes me angry that they still claim that!
LAME Upgrade after 4 years.... hard pass
What is it that you want?
And again...bla bla bla....great...bla bla...running twice as fast....bla bla
Real time applications are interesting. How good will it perform, with a local AI model, How fast is it compared to the 4 with video editing? How fast is it live streaming video?
Will this also be 4x to 5x the intended price of the RaspPI line with barely any stock to be had?
I want a compute module version so I can make a Wii board that fits in a Wii case and makes it fully functional, but it’s a pi instead of a Wii. (No disc drive tho, or maybe just a dvd drive or sum)
Are there still major supply chain issues preventing purchase even directly from manufacturer?
It's getting a lot better now I believe.
So a year from now after the industrial market gets theirs we can buy one.
i've been holding out on buying a pi in hopes they release a new upgraded version. so it's really nice to hear this news. hope it hits my country soon
Great to see the new Pi 😀
Yeah I'm not holding my breath on seeing one of these either.
$35 board, $15 power supply (sold separately).
I would like to see a RPi with a FPGA chip onboard, probably with Linux software to program it integrated.
If only FPGA chips weren't so expensive otherwise would have been a nice addition.
@@Darkk6969 The Gowin 20k is not that expensive suppose you can get it for a few dollars in quantities. Small Altera ones are also cheap you can do alot with just 1k if you want to drive a VGA for example. This application is not necessary on the Pi but there are lot of high speed projects where it can be interesting. Stepper motors in a CNC project. Another fun board would be RP2040 combined with a FPGA.
I Googled Raspberry Pi and this came up:
[1] The Raspberry Pi is a 'LOW COST', credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse.
[2] The Raspberry Pi is a 'VERY CHEAP' computer that runs Linux, but it also provides a set of GPIO (general purpose input/output) pins, allowing you to control ...
the're already late, orange pi is the favorite her in the phillippines. The Philippines made orange pi grow to the roof beacuse they used the boards for hotspot business
I need to record this - my family and even colleagues call me the most geeky, boring git in the world 😂
I loved this - and I want one now! 😂
Nothing wrong with loving technology 😀
Would be interesting and practical to run a head to head comparison RPi5 with Orange Pi 5. Orange's RK3588 looks better on papers.
yes you are right orange pi 5 has 8 cores versus pi has 4 cores
Yes you're correct but in reality the Raspberry Pi have a much larger community support which is why you see these things everywhere. This will change soon as RISC-V gains traction.
Why is there not A version with onboard storage? My biggest complaint is the reliability of the microSD cards. I have trust issues that they blow up after a year or so even though I am running one 24/7 for two years without an issue
Would love to see a DIY router setup with the Pi 5. Been looking to build my own
My gripe is it doesn't have WiFi 6(e) built-in, only WiFi 5 but that could be solved with a USB 3 WiFi adapter.
@@d1g1taLph3r3t Only consume grade routers have wifi built in anyway, would be better to just use a separate AP or multiple connected through the switch.
Is there any reason they didn’t put an onboard storage for the OS? And of course micro sd socket for expanding it. I think this is much more reliable than micro sd to run the OS from. At least in bigger scaled projects,
By the way I love raspberry pi and also I’m a big fan of you from Turkey 🇹🇷😊
i use a Rockpi convertor board from sdcard slot to emmc
No AI NPU, I was really hopping for that, like other SBC's but with the great software/hardware support from Raspberry foundation. Damn! :(
Exactly what I hoped for too.
For me, the key is easy running of an OS and a community to help software run on it. I intend to use this to drive microscope hardware. Too many of the control of scientific kit requires a power hungry windows machine (which I also have). Multiply this with the number of machines in a building and it is a lot of power. Switching to the Pi would mean each running on 6w which is a greener way.
I don't like this plays the wanne-be-fast game. If we needed one thing, it would be a completely passive cooled 10nm low GHz version, with added M2 storage. Like quad core 1.5 GHz with a 10nm chip running less than 5W on full power. To do things like 4K playback and gaming, grab a much more powerfull and cheaper yesteryears AMD based system that uses less power on load.
I'd like to see if the very latest Godot and Blender work on a raspberry pi 5. Godot 4 fails and so does Blender 3 on a raspberry pi 4 because of the Open GL version is not high enough. I'd dont want to render much just have a low power consumption machine to develop on.
The money sink is why I'm not switching
Pi, fan, case, etc...
My 4 in a nes settop box is doing well as a streaming media player, old game player and everything... ill probably wait for the 6 or something... as I'm not using it as a desktop PC, and even then the 4 8gb still holds it's own quite well
Happy to see an update, though wish they'd have dropped more hints it was coming out, as I would maybe have set cash aside.. as $100+ for a full setup is just a bit much for a hobby box...
Not that I don't appreciate iteration and such, as it's a better investment than the newest (fruit phone) model 1x that just has USB c now
A comparison (CPU,GPU, wifi, power consumption, etc.) between all the generations of Raspberry Pi's would make even more sense. Many people are still using older models.
I have wanted to play with one for years now, but they are expensive.
A good alternative is a old plex SFF computer with a i3, upgrade it with second hand 16GB ram, a SSD, and ad a second network card or WiFi and you are ready to play, and it costs around 100$/ as mutch as a Pi4 version B.
But definitely that there are some things that's easier to do with a raspberry, and lower power consumption.
Supplies of the RPi 4s are returning to good levels now.
@@AuxiliaryPanther that will probably not do that mutch, in my country the price went from a average 929sek to 1099sek so the price has pritty mutch just followed the inflation.
@@dennissvensson6051 it is unreasonable for products to not follow economic inflation.
@@AuxiliaryPanther precisely, that's why I assume that the prices won't change even when all the retailers have them in stock (I assume you ment that the prices will get lower).
They should put 2.5Gbps RJ45 Port there
Can...with USB adapter
Max 5A ?! wow...and seems SSD over M2 is posibile! right?
So lets add price of M2 Hat to Rpi5 8GB , and we get how much? I think we are still way under 150euros,with ssd inside..
...
PCIe 2.0 x1 interface for fast peripherals (requires separate M.2 HAT or other adapter)
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5V/5A DC power via USB-C, with Power Delivery support
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If Jason Statham is the front man, it’s gotta be next level. 😅
😂
A lot of great improvements indeed, especially in the CPU power. But, still depending on an SD card to load an OS for for this beast is a bit 2010-ish. Yes, you can put a HAT with PCIe connector etc. but still why isn't this integrated on the board already like manu other competitor boards (Orange Pi and others )? Or why tere are no eMMC options available?
base price seems is limitation,and most of users not need it,but i also hope to see that and 16GB in top product line. Well maybe cometition will do it,but on other side most of competition lack in performance or and at most in support side..RPi became icon to build upon it!
Yes i hope and dream to see 16GB keyboard with ssd inside..for home use..
Found out about the release of this earlier today. Fantastic news.
Can it still be considered a "SoC" now that they've effectively added a Southbridge?🤷♂️
I Have just bought a new raspberry pi 5 8gb and try to boot with 16 gb sd card but the pi is not booting and still red light is glowing.
So I tried using Raspberry Pi 5 EEPROM bootloader recovery image and pi boot up with 9 green light and red screen lit up on screen.
(I am using other power supply which is not the official power supply).
Just wanted know is this the issue of power supply or any other reason .
Please Provide any solution to this
Thanks for sharing the Cryptography engine benchmarks on RPI 5. But No NPU for machine learning or real time video analysis.
It looks extremely disappointing to be honest. 4 years later and still no VP9 decoder for TH-cam?
A single PCIe2/3 lane via a proprietary connector?
4 core... 16nm process. 2.4ghz, additional stuff that it can run... this thing will probably need a more than 10watts of power i presume on the board alone.
Everyone get so hyped up when RPI puts out a new product. How quickly they forget that ever since RPI came to be getting them since day one has been a nightmare. They are ALLWAYS out of stock. Have no clue why people even bother with them anymore.
BTW can u over clock this to 3.2 GHZ and will it run monitor mode on PARROT becuase if im benned from kali distros then its PARROT now
I would love to see Eben in a Jason Statham movie... Imagine the scene
Transporter need to get through a secure smart door that uses a raspPi Eben turns up as hacker-for-hire on motorbike, takes off helmet Jason does a double take, Eben says "this is an easy hack, I've got the upgrade!"
I have seen comments on the earlier versions of Raspberries that you cannot use it properly for day-to-day browsing. Not sure btw what were the resason for that, low memory? Is the 5 is capable of that? Although it is still only 8GB, it would have been better to have an 16GB option
Pre-ordering - such amazing work - Ty for covering this 😊❤
16GB we expect in top ,also in keyboard version, so what is about keyboard all in one version of RPi 5 ?
Hey David,correct me if I'm wrong but there isn't any kali distro for raspberry pie 5 yet.What software do you propose loading it?
My order is in. Im hoping there is a HUGE video playback performance.
Comparing a product from 5 years before with 2023 is not an issue. Maybe the comparison should be with other recent products at this price of range.
That guy holding the handheld microphone so close with all the plosives and breath noises is so annoying to listen to. Had to skip to 2:32 into the video. You David sounded a whole lot clearer to me and my ears are very thankful for that. No offense, but man I cannot stand that breath noises. Drives me a bit crazy there.
8:56 I love that look of the glow effect around the border. Awesome.
Imagine in the future, grandmas are gonna be calling their grandchild telling they lost their computer 💀
Well I never bought a 4 as i couldn't get my hands on one, for a reasonable price anyway. Still on the 3B+
The main question remains: Will it be available at a reasonable amount or do we all need to keep feeding the scalpers on eBay?
Just stay away from it. The Pi's are now out of line in price/performance to other options for 4 years, and I doubt they will ever get back to the level they had when the Pi 1 came out. Nowadays you pay obsolete-Pi-tech-tax when buying a Pi. Must be a Brexit thing. Get over them, and look further.
Do you think the Pi4 metallic sink case would work with Pi5? Can I install the Pihole project?
Another great video. I'm planning on getting one, which OS would you recommend running on it? It would mainly be used for running and coding Python scripts.
This is great and all, but the valley is shallowing and nearing, between $ > laptop > tdp.
Time dilutes their advantages.
This is tech porn.
Will there be also Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 versions available?
Is it still made in the UK ?
Doesn't sound like so... 6:00
Ok such a noob question but what can you do with a raspberry pi in terms of ethical hacking like a reason or scenario where you would want to use it instead of your main computer?
the raspberry pi hw sucks comparatively against competitors like orange pi or latte pande sigma among others
Am really sorry for saying this but i find the guys voice describing the product really irritating... i cant listen to it
I don't understand why people make videos on a product consumers can't get.
Same issue as the older ones : No IPEX connector for external antenna
Best Audiophile preamp DAC Hat with RCA output..plz
Pre Ordered one 8GB will get it in the begging of 2024 😅 Hopefully
Your tests strictly test integer and crypto performance. It'd be good to get a feel for floating point as well.
They need to make a laptop because having to buy a screen and keyboard and mouse is just annoying
live power consumption levels would be great, like I did tests on nvidia jetson over generations.
wasnt sure.. just bought the 4 4gb to learn linux.. but should have got the p5 but the wait is poss a month or so
Here we go. Taking bets on artificial scarcity because Sony has their hands in this Pi SBC thing now. If you can get a $100 13th Gen i3 CPU (you can... easily), something requiring more skill to fab than ANYTHING in ANY SBC, someone is faking scarcity for profits. Car manufacturers used the "we can't get these bullshit ass chips that aren't all that hard to fab" to massive profits... and that's why there's a big strike right now.
4:10 engineer cant take that much money. just desing and "print" its automated today lol
Why is this James Bond villain talking about SBCs
meh...
8gb of ram only..... Would've loved to see a 16gb module
Is there a rpi 500 in the works? A keyboard version of the new pi?
I did not even know they are building a new one. Awesome! i hope the supply/price would be normal for this one.
"..this video is not sponsered by Raspberry Pi, they did however send me this Raspberry Pi, a keyboard..." How could we trust the rest of the content if such a clear contradiction is being made here? RPi literally contributed to this video. RPi sending you stuff to make a video isn't the issue here. The issue is your claim about not being sponsored by RPi. Being sent gear to review counts as sponsorship. Sponsorship carries weight with it.
No, the device is not available to the general public yet, so the only way to review it is to receive the device from the manufacturer. If raspberry pi compensated David for his time to produce the video, that would be considered a sponsorship.
@@MarcusGarfunkel The RPi itself is the compensation, unless he's sending it back and shows proof of that.
It's $80 for the basic one.
So he's received over $100 worth of gear to play with whatever the keyboard etc costs.
If this was a sponsored video, TH-cam would deffo force David to mark this video as such.
@@SchoolforHackers Receiving the new RPi iteration and its accessories counts as sponsorship/compensation. It has value, even though some may feel that it is not much value. Depends on who you ask. I come from small money, it would be quite the sting to my budget. With that being said, it still has actual market value regardless of how that value is perceived. There could be be some agreement where the unit is supposed to be returned, but I haven't heard anything about it.
$35? In Canada it’ll cost maybe $200
main question here is it gonna be found and to be pruchase at said price...
Then how much SHA256 generate
But can it play TH-cam videos at 1080p without losing frames? No, really. The RPi 4 struggles, for some reason. (Compatibility with browsers...?)
You will have frame losses at Full-HD and you will not be able to watch 4K videos on TH-cam because that resolution is used by TH-cam and uses VP9 and AV1, which is not compatible with the raspberry hardware.
Will RPI6 be RISC-V. I guess not cause both ARM and RPI is from UK, so you'll always be paying the ARM license when buying the Pi. And the Hass users will continue loosing their data when the MicroSD cards keep dying, cause no mSata or M2 on board.
Nah hats available soon. But who still uses sdcard. SSD's are where it's at
Can I use it as a main computer for normal works.
Still slower, a mini pc or Thin client will be more capable. But running on an SSD it will be very usable
@@mrmotofy thanks brother ..
I don't have a pc..
I'd a lower end 4gb ram laptop
That's why i ask it
Mini PC are better. $100 complete. Pi pays are over.
He's voice is so deep 😅
I'm curious how it would handle discord video calls
compare it against the khadas edge 2 pro and khadas vim4
Why Jason Statham announcing RasPi5?
Does it have an on/off switch/button?
rock/orange are blowing this away though
they lost their course ... see the price
I think orangepi5 much better than this🤔
just one big problem with the pi 5 and pi4 HDMI
the little mini HDMI connector only breaks like 3 to 4 times a week.
it costs a fortune to buy cables!!!
Bad design choice imo. Both the cables and the ports are flakey.
Have you or anyone you know had a chance to play with virtualization? Specifically containers but maybe VMs as well?
Not missing the boat on this one, I ordered it already.
He is terrible at speaking into a microphone