rk3399 is 28 nm like rpi4, have much better I/O and GPU than rpi4. It's not great value for retrogaming, but definetely much better than rpi4 for what I do. And they are not expensive, this one is.
@@nickbarkas5774 the little cores are the base of the efficiency of most arm SoCs. Intel is doing the same yoi are denying. and yes, we need thst... but yoh are talking about bleeding edge tech.. not at rpi price, not even near. that would be 1000+ price tag sbc.
@@salvadorliebana4739 I am saying that SBCs with A78 would be really good for everyday usage, A72 and all A5x are slow. It's been a while since A73 got out, time to move on to improved A7x cores... I cannot understand why they keep using old technology.
@@nickbarkas5774 bc it's cheaper? rpi is 28 nm and cortex a72. this have same cpu power with much better GPU and I/O thab rpi4. its competing with rpi4, not your pc. I think its overpriced, I would choose any other rk3399, but the soc its extremely competitive for the price. also, yes, there is RK3588, but its not out right now, just a few months ahead.
I had a tinkerboard. I lived through the support cycle. Very dependant on community effort. The thing ran damn hot, and a lot of people had boards die. They seem to have thought better about power this time round - there is at least that. The hardware... is nothing special. I won''t look at costs here, but I suspect this is an SBC with ASUS premium costs, and almost wholly dependent on community OS support. The android release with no google play kinda says it all to be honest. :/
rk3399 is getting better still, with a lot of crazy improvements coming lately, and opengl 3 support in linux on the horizon (already out experimentally). however, there are a lot of devices out there with it. i fail to see why anyone would buy a new one unless it had a unique form factor.
Another great video. Thanks a zillion for so much testing and info shared on your channel over the years... I wanna take the chance to share a thought that springs to my mind every time I watch your videos... TV shows as Top Gear review and compare cars speedwise, YT channels as Explaining Computers review and compare SBCs when it comes to temperatures while being stressed... No-one reviews the products you review and test their performance on Retro Emulation as you do, IMHO, it would be great that you keep a chart, and share that info, showing all that testing results comparison in an easy to understand and reffer to way. It doesn't have to be as technical and in dept as Gamers Nexus reviews and charts, but something that we, your fans and followers can check for peaking a good piece of hardware for a retro emulation system project... I personally want to put a Rasberry Pi into a SNES case and emulate systems up to SNES and Genesis ¿It would be enough a Pi3b or better get a Pi4b or should I consider another system? Looking at a chart with all the info you have gather thru so much testing would be an easy answer... You already do the heavy lifting conducting all the testing you do, puting the result in a chart (or couple of charts) wouldn't be too much of an extre effort, and would make all your hard work be even more worthy... If you did read all my comment, I do appreciate it. Thanks for all your hard work putting together such amazing channel!
It's approx 2 years late... and therefore overpriced. I'd rather go for an Android TV box with an AMLogic and more RAM at half the cost and still be able to run EmuElec and alike
Yes, but unfortunately the RK3399 is one of the only chipsets with independent USB ports. Most (all?) other chips string their USB2 ports off of an internal hub. So if you have a robotics project that needs more than 2 USB cameras, you have no choice. Whereas with a RK3399 6 or even 8 USB cameras is easily achieved.
@@joshuaguenin9507 no, just no. do you honestly think that!? m.2 wifi slot is PCI express, not SATA, even then I believe the socket is keyed differently to an nvme ssd so even though it's electronically compatable you'd need an adapter.
4:45 what filesystem uses for 8TB USB drive? I don't think ex-fat, ntfs nor ext4 are part of AOSP. I currently use paragon to mount, but limitations is awfull
Important Question: Is the device recognized as Smartphone, Tablet or Smart TV within Android? I'm interested in this because the Store-Apps are different. And some apps only run under Smartphone-Devices for example.
I'll pass on this one. I've never really been happy with the Tinkerboard S. I found Armbian to be good on it. Almost everything else I tried required lots of "tinkering" and always seemed like balance of compromises when trying to get features to work.
Yes, I'd advise most people to just get a pi4 unless you want the headache of trying to get software to work correctly. It's just not popular enough to be well supported by the community. What I ended up doing with tinkerboard s is dual booting libreelec and retropie (the rott version) to make those two tasks work correctly when I really just wanted to use armbian for both but I couldn't get the two pieces of software to work well at the same time lol. If I updated my software for retropie, the hardware acceleration of kodi was gone but if I didn't update armbian, then Kodi worked fine but I couldn't use retropie. It was annoying to say the least.
these arm SBC live and die with the software/community support. I've tried so many of them and none can really match the Pi community. Unless you really need extra power I'd just buy a Pi board
RK3399 is 2017 CPU. Period. Selling 4 years-old limited solution for this price is unacceptable. Especially considering the fact the industry of such CPUs drammatically improves every year with significant performance and functionality improvement.
its great having these rpi alternatives, but if they just offer similar features i dont see the point, this thing looks great....if it didnt use an sd-card slot for storage. only thing i think that looks nice here is that maybe you can run obs on this properly without the slow workaround the rpi4 needs?
I'm not an expert in boards and i have this dumb question...is it possible to add a small fan (instead of that B A heatsink) and all the needed stuff to make this a decent handheld video game console?
Add F-Droid and then install Auora Srore. If you want Google Play Service, you can try using MicroG. How would this run as an Android TV type device if I just wanted to use it for Jellyfin and a few other streaming apps (disney+ etc.)?
Hey! I can’t find any online website to buy one, where did you get it pls? And there is literally no media talking about its release, how is it possible?
Got any recommendations for a guy wanting to run a low budget windows 10 carputer? Wanting to run some basic tuning/logging software with a touch screen. Possibly dual boot for Android Auto?
I'd look into an atom or celeron based SBC. A latte panda alpha board would work if you needed a bit more power. There are some more polished looking units that are essentially tiny desktops, such as the Larkbox and it's competition.
The pi will have much better community support meaning much more choices in terms of operating systems for it. If you want something easy to setup, get the pi. For example, the retropie build for the original tinkerboard is still feels very beta having numerous issues while for the pi, it is mature stable and easy to use. If the increased performance of the tinkerboard for your specific task is well supported, then that could be the way to go.
ETAPrime, do you think this board is a good alternative to a RaspberryPi 4 for an video streaming/Kodi and emulation box if a build of TwisterOS or Batocera is released for the board? I'm trying to decide if it's worth waiting for the RaspberryPi 5 if it comes out this year. I'm looking to emulate up to Dreamcast and PSP upscaled.
I bought Tinker board 2. I used original asus os, android. After i flash os to sdcard, sdcard had 15 partition and i didnt like it. Twister os didnt worked for me. Can you make video for 2 (not 2s). Or is there any tutorial for it. I used raspi before and i didnt faced these problems before.
Regarding Android and the play store missing, would FDroid be an option? If so, perhaps try the Aurora store which is anonymous Google Play and will satisfy the play services requirement for a lot of apps. Regarding this board the big heat sink is a show stopper for me.
I was wondering if you can load HMS (Huawei Mobile Service), Huawei replacement of GMS (Google Mobile Service) and download apps from Huawei App Store. Thanks.
Yeah, Asus is really not trying with their SBCs. Back when I bought the Tinker Board S I had very high hopes on its ram and out of the box android capabilities, but being a 32 bit chip limits its Linux potential. Nowadays I use it as a media center for streaming, watching movies and to play Peace Walker on it. Still, a bit disappointed on it.
So, if I'm searching for a 4K Chromecast kinda setup with interactive tv support and ethernet. What should I go for? An SBC or a Mediaplayer. Please give me some recommendations.
@ETA do you think this IoT device with Android 10 (preinstalled I hope) would run Zwift? For now I am using an old desktop, but I am looking to replace it with something equally capable but less power hungry.
I wonder what the guys from oDroid are up to these days... And to be honest: It would be fine if all those companies would combine their efforts into one or two plattforms. I dont understand why ASUS has to build its own board rather than working with Raspberry Pi together. This way one plattform could get the support and work it needs and come with fully working android, androidTV, Linux and Windows versions and could easily be mass produced by a large OEM manufacturer... But I'll guess we're not on Star Trek here ... and the future is yet to come.
As always, etaprime's presentation is awesome. Unfortunately I lost interest as soon as I figured out its arm-based. Really looking for an "affordable" yet powerful x86 sbc. Atomic pi was the closest.
Please do a video on softmodding the dsi using the memory pit expoilt it makes a great little retro hand held and then with home brew I can run linux windows vista and windows xp and on top of all this you can send sms irc torrent and run a crummy port of Minecraft it really is a rabbit hole
Stopped watching at RK3399. It's time to move on from this dated chip. I can't wait to see arm evolve on the sbc similar to what we see with apple silicon
Looked like silverstone in that racing game, the Pi is a much better emulator, saw a guy get a GPU working on a pi4 and was gaming on it at 60FPS in 1080p
I agree with the research. I've been using an ODROID N2+ with android and I've been pretty happy with it. Then again, I've not used it for much more than playing with emulation and running KODI.
I don't think it will be a good value for retrogaming. I would choose the odroid n2+, the jetson nano 2gb or rpi4 2gb for retrogaming, on that order. rk3399, while can do retrograming (and will do better and better with panfrost, like odroid n2 with same driver), it's mostly oriented for arm desktop enthusiast and NAS. I know you dont like rk3399, and that will not change.it will be better than other boards on stuff not related to retrogaming, like I/O, for example. you dont need I/O for retrogaming.
A 4b? Or 3b+? .Because if it's either of those, it should have wifi. Id look in to troubleshooting on forums rather than getting a new sbc for no reason
Anyone else here always clicking that thumbs-up button on this channel even before the video starts playing?
Guilty as charged
I don't even remember this board
Wow. Where the hell was I? First time seeing this video, and I watch all the time.
Great review ETA, but I can’t believe big corporations (ASUS!) are still churning out RK3399 in 2021. Way to old and expensive!
rk3399 is 28 nm like rpi4, have much better I/O and GPU than rpi4. It's not great value for retrogaming, but definetely much better than rpi4 for what I do. And they are not expensive, this one is.
We want a 4~8 core A76, A78 big based SBC... Who wants A5x little cores anyway?
@@nickbarkas5774 the little cores are the base of the efficiency of most arm SoCs. Intel is doing the same yoi are denying. and yes, we need thst... but yoh are talking about bleeding edge tech.. not at rpi price, not even near. that would be 1000+ price tag sbc.
@@salvadorliebana4739 I am saying that SBCs with A78 would be really good for everyday usage, A72 and all A5x are slow. It's been a while since A73 got out, time to move on to improved A7x cores... I cannot understand why they keep using old technology.
@@nickbarkas5774 bc it's cheaper? rpi is 28 nm and cortex a72. this have same cpu power with much better GPU and I/O thab rpi4. its competing with rpi4, not your pc. I think its overpriced, I would choose any other rk3399, but the soc its extremely competitive for the price. also, yes, there is RK3588, but its not out right now, just a few months ahead.
I'd love to see these colored gpios on RPi boards. Black mask as welll
Pic express
I had a tinkerboard. I lived through the support cycle. Very dependant on community effort. The thing ran damn hot, and a lot of people had boards die. They seem to have thought better about power this time round - there is at least that. The hardware... is nothing special. I won''t look at costs here, but I suspect this is an SBC with ASUS premium costs, and almost wholly dependent on community OS support. The android release with no google play kinda says it all to be honest. :/
miserable ! Thanks - won't buy it.
can you replace the wifi card with a m.2 SSD?
Once again asus not even bothering with the software support.
rk3399 is getting better still, with a lot of crazy improvements coming lately, and opengl 3 support in linux on the horizon (already out experimentally).
however, there are a lot of devices out there with it. i fail to see why anyone would buy a new one unless it had a unique form factor.
Another great video. Thanks a zillion for so much testing and info shared on your channel over the years...
I wanna take the chance to share a thought that springs to my mind every time I watch your videos...
TV shows as Top Gear review and compare cars speedwise, YT channels as Explaining Computers review and compare SBCs when it comes to temperatures while being stressed...
No-one reviews the products you review and test their performance on Retro Emulation as you do, IMHO, it would be great that you keep a chart, and share that info, showing all that testing results comparison in an easy to understand and reffer to way.
It doesn't have to be as technical and in dept as Gamers Nexus reviews and charts, but something that we, your fans and followers can check for peaking a good piece of hardware for a retro emulation system project...
I personally want to put a Rasberry Pi into a SNES case and emulate systems up to SNES and Genesis ¿It would be enough a Pi3b or better get a Pi4b or should I consider another system? Looking at a chart with all the info you have gather thru so much testing would be an easy answer...
You already do the heavy lifting conducting all the testing you do, puting the result in a chart (or couple of charts) wouldn't be too much of an extre effort, and would make all your hard work be even more worthy...
If you did read all my comment, I do appreciate it. Thanks for all your hard work putting together such amazing channel!
It's approx 2 years late... and therefore overpriced. I'd rather go for an Android TV box with an AMLogic and more RAM at half the cost and still be able to run EmuElec and alike
Yes, but unfortunately the RK3399 is one of the only chipsets with independent USB ports. Most (all?) other chips string their USB2 ports off of an internal hub. So if you have a robotics project that needs more than 2 USB cameras, you have no choice. Whereas with a RK3399 6 or even 8 USB cameras is easily achieved.
Lemuroid is available on F-Droid. It is a pretty good emulator. Its better then some I have used on google play.
If performance doesn't improve I'd like to see a truck running on it! 😂
@Noel Dorian why are all these bots promoting it
@@JR-ef3by what do you think
@@drumboarder1 scam
@@JR-ef3by ding
Looking forward to more videos on this.
Batocera I believe already has a working image for this board.
the add has a perfect timing
That’s an absolute unit! (of a heat sink)
FINALLY!!!! still not available in Canada yet.
I wonder if the Wifi-Card can be somehow replaced with a nvme ssd.
sata maybe
@@joshuaguenin9507 no, just no. do you honestly think that!? m.2 wifi slot is PCI express, not SATA, even then I believe the socket is keyed differently to an nvme ssd so even though it's electronically compatable you'd need an adapter.
more likely that m.2 is only connected through usb
4:45 what filesystem uses for 8TB USB drive? I don't think ex-fat, ntfs nor ext4 are part of AOSP. I currently use paragon to mount, but limitations is awfull
Great video BTW.
Woah first. Loved my orginal tinker board.
if they had put the CPU on the bottom it could have stood on a flat heat sink the size of the SBC about 10 mm thick larger surface for cooling as well
Important Question: Is the device recognized as Smartphone, Tablet or Smart TV within Android?
I'm interested in this because the Store-Apps are different. And some apps only run under Smartphone-Devices for example.
I'll pass on this one. I've never really been happy with the Tinkerboard S. I found Armbian to be good on it. Almost everything else I tried required lots of "tinkering" and always seemed like balance of compromises when trying to get features to work.
Yes, I'd advise most people to just get a pi4 unless you want the headache of trying to get software to work correctly. It's just not popular enough to be well supported by the community. What I ended up doing with tinkerboard s is dual booting libreelec and retropie (the rott version) to make those two tasks work correctly when I really just wanted to use armbian for both but I couldn't get the two pieces of software to work well at the same time lol. If I updated my software for retropie, the hardware acceleration of kodi was gone but if I didn't update armbian, then Kodi worked fine but I couldn't use retropie. It was annoying to say the least.
I like SBC. Thank for video.
For smooth 4K video playback, I think MX Player or VLC will do the trick.
I've been looking for something like this that has an 8 core, would love something like this as a Plex OTA DVR recording to network storage
The atomic pi doesn’t have 8 cores but has a really good cpu for its 35 dollar price
So just get Pi4 or Pi400 and enjoy support and performance.
yep, or rock pi 4 if you really need that hexa-core rockchip
Thank you for this video
Super bro from india
Hi, Super bro!
I myself am also very interested in seeing how Christopher OS runs on that little board
Christopher OS?
Explaining Computers?
@Francis Neftalí Minyetti Feliz but ChristopherOS is quite tempting too!!
1:43 What the hell is a "USB Type C 2.4"? .... Never heard of that
Comparison with Rock Pi 4C will be very interesting, i thought.
these arm SBC live and die with the software/community support. I've tried so many of them and none can really match the Pi community. Unless you really need extra power I'd just buy a Pi board
I agree, the PI community can't be beat. I've also got a soft spot for ODROID. I find the community support to be excellent.
RK3399 is 2017 CPU. Period. Selling 4 years-old limited solution for this price is unacceptable. Especially considering the fact the industry of such CPUs drammatically improves every year with significant performance and functionality improvement.
It acceptable, since these kind of board is made for IoT use and not much for using it as a desktop or something, so a 2017 SoC is enough
Please add moonlight streaming statistics and maybe steam link or parsec .....very useful for many people
I hope this kind of board start coming with a battery to be honest, so you can just add a descent screen and have a cheap laptop or whatever you like
maybe it can work with powerbanks
A53 speed on the Android display says 1200 mps and not the 1500 mps on the data sheet. Not well versed on this stuff but why?
8:41 I thought someone was knocking at my door
Hey ETA Prime, can you include Genshin Impact for this kind of arm SBC for a benchmark?
its great having these rpi alternatives, but if they just offer similar features i dont see the point, this thing looks great....if it didnt use an sd-card slot for storage. only thing i think that looks nice here is that maybe you can run obs on this properly without the slow workaround the rpi4 needs?
I'm not an expert in boards and i have this dumb question...is it possible to add a small fan (instead of that B A heatsink) and all the needed stuff to make this a decent handheld video game console?
1.Try running windows 11
2. Create a super computer
3. Dev ops
4. Ether node setup on tinker board
Literally has a better gpu than my laptop :,D
x2
Yes hey would like to see Windows 11 run on the tinkerkboard
is this the year of linux... er um rk3399 takes off...?
Add F-Droid and then install Auora Srore. If you want Google Play Service, you can try using MicroG. How would this run as an Android TV type device if I just wanted to use it for Jellyfin and a few other streaming apps (disney+ etc.)?
Now that it has a pcie slot for the internet we’ll have to see if we can put a dedicated gpu in it like they’re trying with the raspberry pi cm4
Hey! I can’t find any online website to buy one, where did you get it pls? And there is literally no media talking about its release, how is it possible?
nothing?
Got any recommendations for a guy wanting to run a low budget windows 10 carputer? Wanting to run some basic tuning/logging software with a touch screen. Possibly dual boot for Android Auto?
I'd look into an atom or celeron based SBC. A latte panda alpha board would work if you needed a bit more power. There are some more polished looking units that are essentially tiny desktops, such as the Larkbox and it's competition.
@@DigitalJedi Thanks. I'm seeing some options like the Odyssey x86 on Amazon. Better check this channel for a review, lol
Have you ever tried to use microG when you can't use Google Play Services?
Hey Prime do you think if they made a fan mod for it do you think this board would run even better?
I miss some new SBC with native SATA port
great video
I couldn't boot twister os. what dtb should I choose (armbianEnv.txt)? Default (rk3399-rock-pi-4b.dtb) is not compatible.. any help?
In your opinion, would you rather get a Raspberry pi 4 or the Tinker Board 2s?
The pi will have much better community support meaning much more choices in terms of operating systems for it. If you want something easy to setup, get the pi. For example, the retropie build for the original tinkerboard is still feels very beta having numerous issues while for the pi, it is mature stable and easy to use.
If the increased performance of the tinkerboard for your specific task is well supported, then that could be the way to go.
1:45 USB Type-C 2.4?
ETAPrime, do you think this board is a good alternative to a RaspberryPi 4 for an video streaming/Kodi and emulation box if a build of TwisterOS or Batocera is released for the board? I'm trying to decide if it's worth waiting for the RaspberryPi 5 if it comes out this year. I'm looking to emulate up to Dreamcast and PSP upscaled.
I'd like to see the price come down when this ridiculous semiconductor shortage is past us.
Is this GPIO fully compatible with the Raspberry pi 4? Can I use Raspberry Pi HATs such as the Allo DigiOne Signature with this?
I bought Tinker board 2. I used original asus os, android. After i flash os to sdcard, sdcard had 15 partition and i didnt like it. Twister os didnt worked for me. Can you make video for 2 (not 2s). Or is there any tutorial for it. I used raspi before and i didnt faced these problems before.
Regarding Android and the play store missing, would FDroid be an option? If so, perhaps try the Aurora store which is anonymous Google Play and will satisfy the play services requirement for a lot of apps.
Regarding this board the big heat sink is a show stopper for me.
You can try Huawei App Gallery. Believe it or not, Huawei App Gallery and Huawei Mobile Service can be installed on any Android device.
@@faustinuskaryadi6610 - just now seeing your reply. That’s a good tip.
I was wondering if you can load HMS (Huawei Mobile Service), Huawei replacement of GMS (Google Mobile Service) and download apps from Huawei App Store.
Thanks.
Why not try video playback on MX Player with their, supposedly, hardware accelerated codecs?
Yeah, Asus is really not trying with their SBCs. Back when I bought the Tinker Board S I had very high hopes on its ram and out of the box android capabilities, but being a 32 bit chip limits its Linux potential. Nowadays I use it as a media center for streaming, watching movies and to play Peace Walker on it. Still, a bit disappointed on it.
You can install app galary and use hms core, that Wil work withe most appgalary games. You domt need play services, just give huawei a shot
So, if I'm searching for a 4K Chromecast kinda setup with interactive tv support and ethernet. What should I go for? An SBC or a Mediaplayer. Please give me some recommendations.
@ETA do you think this IoT device with Android 10 (preinstalled I hope) would run Zwift? For now I am using an old desktop, but I am looking to replace it with something equally capable but less power hungry.
I wonder what the guys from oDroid are up to these days... And to be honest: It would be fine if all those companies would combine their efforts into one or two plattforms. I dont understand why ASUS has to build its own board rather than working with Raspberry Pi together. This way one plattform could get the support and work it needs and come with fully working android, androidTV, Linux and Windows versions and could easily be mass produced by a large OEM manufacturer...
But I'll guess we're not on Star Trek here ... and the future is yet to come.
Cool computer
As always, etaprime's presentation is awesome. Unfortunately I lost interest as soon as I figured out its arm-based. Really looking for an "affordable" yet powerful x86 sbc. Atomic pi was the closest.
i'd love to see you play morrowind on that through openmicrowave.
I have an oddball question can you emulate the hardware of the Raspberry Pi in Windows on your PC?
I wish there were "Ryzen NUCs"
Any chance further optimizations will make GamePube playable?
Please do a video on softmodding the dsi using the memory pit expoilt it makes a great little retro hand held and then with home brew I can run linux windows vista and windows xp and on top of all this you can send sms irc torrent and run a crummy port of Minecraft it really is a rabbit hole
Stopped watching at RK3399. It's time to move on from this dated chip. I can't wait to see arm evolve on the sbc similar to what we see with apple silicon
Looked like silverstone in that racing game, the Pi is a much better emulator, saw a guy get a GPU working on a pi4 and was gaming on it at 60FPS in 1080p
where were the temps?
would it feasible for server (NAS)?
Whats the use of android based board ? I am new to all this
Can I plus Raspberry Pi Camera into this board via CSI connector? Will it work properly?
Which SBC would you choose if you need to buy one now 2021 for Android?
depends on what you're trying to do with it
Something from odroid is likely your best bet. But if you don't know what you're doing, I'd do some research before getting anything at all.
I agree with the research. I've been using an ODROID N2+ with android and I've been pretty happy with it. Then again, I've not used it for much more than playing with emulation and running KODI.
A nice try by Asus... BUT that rockchip is a big no for me. I dunno if SBCs makers dare to make one with Qualcomm or Mediatek SoCs
Can you fly a drone with this device?
Price was excessive for tinkerboard 1. This looks ok
Nice video! What was the price of the board? I would like to know for 2GB and 4GB versions, please.
how can it be slower than my galaxy s8 from 2017...?
Please tell us the price?🙏
$110ish on amazon.
nice video.. :)
I wish it had a couple of sata ports. It must sip power
Is this better than raspberry pi??? What do you think 🤔
👍👍
where did you buy ?? i want one 2
Please do a proper an explanation what type of m.2 is that
It's A+E keyed in the 2230 format (22*30mm)
Here the specific WiFi/Bluetooth card. AW-CB375NF
How about webrtc video streaming test with high resolution and multiple participants?
Con los sueldos de este país tengo que conformarme con seguir jugando con mi raspberry pi Zero de hace 5 años... 🤷♂️
looks nice but a bit expensive I think for its performance
Can it use an app like taskbar 6.0 to have an android desktop experience ?
I don't think it will be a good value for retrogaming. I would choose the odroid n2+, the jetson nano 2gb or rpi4 2gb for retrogaming, on that order. rk3399, while can do retrograming (and will do better and better with panfrost, like odroid n2 with same driver), it's mostly oriented for arm desktop enthusiast and NAS. I know you dont like rk3399, and that will not change.it will be better than other boards on stuff not related to retrogaming, like I/O, for example. you dont need I/O for retrogaming.
What do you recommend for octiprint? I have a b+ but can't get wifi to connect
A 4b? Or 3b+? .Because if it's either of those, it should have wifi. Id look in to troubleshooting on forums rather than getting a new sbc for no reason