Ya, I just install the new Ubuntu 24.04 LTS; I think there is a small CORE version of Ubuntu that you could probably put on this; seems sort of interesting.
In my experience a 6 core ARM CPU will do well on DC and PSP games but falls just short for PS2 and GC. There are plenty of 8 core ARM cpus that still choke on that gen, you need like a modern Snapdragon or equivalent. If this one will do PS2, it would be very special in its class...
This thing is almost perfect.. if they swapped a mipi with a PCIe ribbon similar to the pi5.. +8gb of ram.. that would have sealed the deal for me. If they had a pcie version that could connect to a nvme SSD.. it would have been a bit more attractive.
Nice video, one remark if I may. In the specs you mention that the are 2 A55 cores, however the technical specs on the Radxa site show they are A53 cores in the Zero 2 Pro.
I just bought a pi zero 2 w if only i had know about this sooner anyway awesome video love your content like to see more on this board again thanks for covering this
Raspi is 15 dollars while the radxa is more expensive. Also different use cases because raspi has good io support from python and lots of documentation. If you only care about computing power then the radxa beats the pi
I did several box86 abd box64 testing on this board , it was radxa zero 2 before, but is the same board. I have a ubuntu build for it too on my channel
True, and if you need the extra power, its an option. But it's also quite a lot more expensive than the Pi Zero 2, and at least with the Pi, you know there will be excellent, long-term OS support. Horses for courses.
Looking forward to hearing about how this fits into the uConsole. I really want to get one but the CM4 is just too limited, so waiting on either a CM5 or some other SBCs to fit into one before buying.
Would love to see a emulation test on Batocera with the harder stuff to emulate from N64, Dreamcast, Saturn, Dolphin even at native res. Was kind of hoping that's what I was going to see :D Great video as usual.
ETA PRIME, I have another suggestion for you! I recently learned that Xiaomi's HyperOS phones support a PC mode similar to Samsung DeX and Moto Ready For. This could potentially be a competitor in the mobile desktop experience space. It would be really interesting if you could test out some of Xiaomi's HyperOS devices and evaluate their PC mode performance. How does the desktop experience compare to DeX and Ready For? What are the capabilities and limitations? Your analysis would provide valuable insights for anyone considering these Xiaomi phones as an alternative desktop solution. Your channel is stellar at thoroughly testing these mobile desktop environments. Covering HyperOS would expand the variety of options examined. I'm sure your fans, myself included, would appreciate getting your expert take on Xiaomi's offering. Keep up the awesome work!
Hey ETA PRIME! I'm a big fan of your content. I have a request - could you please consider adding the game GRID Autosport to your Moto Ready game tests in the future? It's a fantastic racing game, and I'm really curious to see how it performs on different gamepads. It would be great to get your analysis on the gamepad experience for this title. Thanks for all the awesome work you do!
Its for the stupid AI crap everyone is shoehorning into their marketing these days, literally nothing to use it for yet, but you have to constantly talk about AI shit now as a company or your stock will tank.
I agree AI is absolutely mostly a marketing term, at this point. However there are a few uses for it. If your project involves video analysis, such as finding people or faces, then the NPU is a better choice. Not saying most of us need it, just that it does have some legitimate use cases.
I'm pretty sure this would be significantly slower than the upcoming CM5, which I think is supposed to be largely pin-compatible with CM4 boards -- so theoretically the CM5 could be a drop-in replacement on your (and my) uConsole.
Thanks ETA I ordered my Uconsole in the middle of February 2024 and am still waiting…🙏! I am interested when you get the Radaxxa board going..hope Raspberry Pi releases a compatible CMV soon or a RK3588 board the will work with the Uconsole…😊! Have a great day!
That Thing is 64.99 for that. You can get a Radxa X2L - An SBC with Intel X86 combined with RPi 2040 For 48.99. Save you some money and get a better system.
I bought a bananapi Cm4 pin compatable with rpi cm4, with the a311d. its so far from a plug and play situation for the uconsole, sadly. working on patching the kernel but best of luck with this SBC. I agree the uconsole needs a little more horsepower.
aida6 reports it as a 4 core a76 + 4 core a55 not a 4 core a76 + 2 cores a55 as noted in your listed specifications near the beginning of the video. Big difference. 4 a55 cores vs 2.
I cannot find what video controller chip is in the Radxa Zero 2 Pro. The chip in the uConsole is the Jadard JD9365DA-h3 which has a max 800x1280 WXGA TFT output. I have found a couple of 8" and 9" screens that will work with that output for the uConsole, but no touch. The Zero 2 Pro does have a matching 8" and 10" screen with touch and accelerometer (Radxa 8HD AD 002, Radxa 10HD AD 001). My goal is to replace my older 8" tablets with something more open and supported in Linux. This seems to be the best option yet. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this and whether you can successfully integrate this module with the uConsole.
You know we don't really care about running Linux desktops on this thing, but it would be really cool to see something like Batocera or Recalbox running on it
I have a Radxa and its problem is software support. It's not as easy as a Raspberry Pi and even an Orange Pi. For example, Wi-Fi I had to research a lot because it wasn't working and there were a lot of people on the internet with the same problem.
Funny, I'm looking into a board to replace the Raspberry Pi 3B+ in my Raspad! Same objective!! :) Do you think this would work? I beleive that you do have one too, if I recall correctly...
The Radxa 5C 4GB is $60, while the Radxa Zero 2 Pro 4GB whiout the emmc is $55 I dont think this is a good deal. 5C is even less if you are whilling to risk the "lottery" version, aka the "little" version.
Try open morrowind and possibly some x86 games with winlator on there if it works or not. Not sure I beleive the mali gpu is supported don't know about the cpu though
I would like to see manjaro running steam games on PC. I have a PC but hate windows but don't have a clue on how to play all my steam games on linux manjaro.
The official website shows a version with 8GB of ram .. do you think the performance of the 8GB model will improve the overall performance exponentially?
Hello brother, I have a question. I have an old camera and I would like to convert it to a Digi camera. I would like to use an android single-board computer and use a 4k sensor csi module. The question is, is it possible if i install from google play store a theard party a camera app like FiLMiC Pro to control a camera module?
I just got my S24 ultra and play store won't let me get my GBA emulator. Says it's incompatibility issue...what are some good emulators for the new android updates?
@@ryanwwest not zero sized, but the latte panda alpha has usb c displayport The latte panda mu is zero sized I think, but you need to create a custom carrier board for usb c
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this man puts out videos like ayaneo puts out handhelds
Anbernic: hold my cheap console
😂
That's impressive N64 performance for a "zero"-size board. I'd be interested to see how it handles Ubuntu and if can do any PS2 emulation.
Ya, I just install the new Ubuntu 24.04 LTS; I think there is a small CORE version of Ubuntu that you could probably put on this; seems sort of interesting.
@@cybernit3 Nah, Linux Mint 20 is better.
@@IncognitoActivadoHannah Montana Linux or nothing
In my experience a 6 core ARM CPU will do well on DC and PSP games but falls just short for PS2 and GC. There are plenty of 8 core ARM cpus that still choke on that gen, you need like a modern Snapdragon or equivalent. If this one will do PS2, it would be very special in its class...
That's extremely impressive for the size. That thing is gonna be handy for IoT of all sorts, or just retrogaming.
$91 is a bit pricey. Makes it more expensive than Pi 5. I do like the small form factor though.
It's $65 but after shipping and additional on board storage you could be spending more.
@@nate6045 The two links have two different prices.
For the performance you get I’d say it’s reasonable.
@@bgates275 the $91 is Canadian while the $65 is US
Yeah, got a 2nd hand pc for less than half the price. Yeah i know the size is bigger but for my use its irrelevant
Looking forward to this form factor in a year running full fat windows.
This thing is almost perfect.. if they swapped a mipi with a PCIe ribbon similar to the pi5.. +8gb of ram.. that would have sealed the deal for me.
If they had a pcie version that could connect to a nvme SSD.. it would have been a bit more attractive.
One of the official shops has a greyed out 8GB option, I assume that means it will be coming soon.
It's almost perfect... apart from all the major things you listed.😂
I'd love to throw this in a handheld kit that would usually only take a pi zero. That added performance would be amazing in a GB Advance shell.
it'd be sweet with a good looking case
I’m trying to find something now, would like a case with small blower fan built in
This man is a gentleman, even said where was the framerate
Nice video, one remark if I may. In the specs you mention that the are 2 A55 cores, however the technical specs on the Radxa site show they are A53 cores in the Zero 2 Pro.
I just bought a pi zero 2 w if only i had know about this sooner anyway awesome video love your content like to see more on this board again thanks for covering this
raspi zero 2w is only around $15. RADXA zero 2 pro is around $60. but yeah both have their own uses either way.
Raspi is 15 dollars while the radxa is more expensive. Also different use cases because raspi has good io support from python and lots of documentation. If you only care about computing power then the radxa beats the pi
Uconsole upgrade yes please
I did several box86 abd box64 testing on this board , it was radxa zero 2 before, but is the same board. I have a ubuntu build for it too on my channel
Good video. It is quite a bit better SBC than the RPi Zero 2.
True, and if you need the extra power, its an option. But it's also quite a lot more expensive than the Pi Zero 2, and at least with the Pi, you know there will be excellent, long-term OS support. Horses for courses.
Looking forward to hearing about how this fits into the uConsole. I really want to get one but the CM4 is just too limited, so waiting on either a CM5 or some other SBCs to fit into one before buying.
cool little board, I might have to try one. thanks for the video
ETA, I saw on their site somewhere that the company named sounds like "RAD SUH" not "RUH DAXA". The more you know! 😉
OOOHH BOY HERE WE GO
Awesome! My Uconsole should come soon *crosses fingers* but if you can get it working, i'd definitely would love to upgrade mine too!
3:25 What was that? It scared the hell out of me.
Would love to see a emulation test on Batocera with the harder stuff to emulate from N64, Dreamcast, Saturn, Dolphin even at native res. Was kind of hoping that's what I was going to see :D Great video as usual.
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ETA PRIME, I have another suggestion for you! I recently learned that Xiaomi's HyperOS phones support a PC mode similar to Samsung DeX and Moto Ready For. This could potentially be a competitor in the mobile desktop experience space.
It would be really interesting if you could test out some of Xiaomi's HyperOS devices and evaluate their PC mode performance. How does the desktop experience compare to DeX and Ready For? What are the capabilities and limitations? Your analysis would provide valuable insights for anyone considering these Xiaomi phones as an alternative desktop solution.
Your channel is stellar at thoroughly testing these mobile desktop environments. Covering HyperOS would expand the variety of options examined. I'm sure your fans, myself included, would appreciate getting your expert take on Xiaomi's offering. Keep up the awesome work!
hey bud i recognize that tat2....respect! You're doin good bud! good job!
Five times zero is still zero! Bwahahaha ;p
I've been waiting for ... 2+ years now!
impressive performance of SBC on small form factor. If they add at least 1 m.2 slot instead of microsd or emmc, this would be 10x better.
Muchas gracias por el video. Es muy pequeño y potente. ❤
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definitely provide a video of Linux. It would be interesting to see how well it performs.
I wanna make a cyberdeck with that
Hey ETA PRIME! I'm a big fan of your content. I have a request - could you please consider adding the game GRID Autosport to your Moto Ready game tests in the future? It's a fantastic racing game, and I'm really curious to see how it performs on different gamepads. It would be great to get your analysis on the gamepad experience for this title. Thanks for all the awesome work you do!
Bravo........looks like a raspberry pi .......cheers
it would be nice to have additional informaiton and demo about the NPU that now is nearly everywhaere in those chips (except on RPI)
Its for the stupid AI crap everyone is shoehorning into their marketing these days, literally nothing to use it for yet, but you have to constantly talk about AI shit now as a company or your stock will tank.
I agree AI is absolutely mostly a marketing term, at this point. However there are a few uses for it. If your project involves video analysis, such as finding people or faces, then the NPU is a better choice. Not saying most of us need it, just that it does have some legitimate use cases.
I'm pretty sure this would be significantly slower than the upcoming CM5, which I think is supposed to be largely pin-compatible with CM4 boards -- so theoretically the CM5 could be a drop-in replacement on your (and my) uConsole.
Thanks ETA I ordered my Uconsole in the middle of February 2024 and am still waiting…🙏! I am interested when you get the Radaxxa board going..hope Raspberry Pi releases a compatible CMV soon or a RK3588 board the will work with the Uconsole…😊!
Have a great day!
with about 100$ I think the N100 intel chip will beat this
still this is pretty cool
we may call it : Fat Zero W
I feel like I’m being teased with the clockworks in the background…….still waiting.
Nice board, but I'm pretty sure the A311D uses A53 cores not A55.
i love your channel
That Thing is 64.99 for that. You can get a Radxa X2L - An SBC with Intel X86 combined with RPi 2040
For 48.99. Save you some money and get a better system.
Would have loved this in the miyoo mini plus
I would like to see Debian on it.
very nice and impressive. review. try to get windows 11 arm to run on lt lets see
All I see on the website is Android TV where do I find the Android Tablet OS?
I bought a bananapi Cm4 pin compatable with rpi cm4, with the a311d. its so far from a plug and play situation for the uconsole, sadly. working on patching the kernel but best of luck with this SBC. I agree the uconsole needs a little more horsepower.
Yet another Zero-software support board.
Like having a Ferrari but all the parts fail to harmonize with eachother.
as far as i know its pronounced "radsha"
You think it would fit in the PiBoy CM4 (or whatever?) case? That would be rad :)
Putting this in a psp 😯
aida6 reports it as a 4 core a76 + 4 core a55 not a 4 core a76 + 2 cores a55 as noted in your listed specifications near the beginning of the video. Big difference. 4 a55 cores vs 2.
On their site it's different 4xA73 + 2xA53
That's it, I'm building an android Pip-Boy.
What android image is that ?
Yes please, with Linux.
why do you no longer discuss idle and active power uses?
Debian 12 would be good
Pretty sure it's pronounced rad-za
Can we make a carrier board and upgrade the Raspberry Pi PSP 1000 mod?
I cannot find what video controller chip is in the Radxa Zero 2 Pro. The chip in the uConsole is the Jadard JD9365DA-h3 which has a max 800x1280 WXGA TFT output.
I have found a couple of 8" and 9" screens that will work with that output for the uConsole, but no touch. The Zero 2 Pro does have a matching 8" and 10" screen with touch and accelerometer (Radxa 8HD AD 002, Radxa 10HD AD 001).
My goal is to replace my older 8" tablets with something more open and supported in Linux. This seems to be the best option yet. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this and whether you can successfully integrate this module with the uConsole.
Its expensive. Add in the cooler, sd card, heatsink and you might as well buy an N100 PC.
I prefer Orange Pi Zero 2W. Only 40 $.
More I/O ports than anything Apple Pro
Weird, mine came with the heatsink from Allnet.
You know we don't really care about running Linux desktops on this thing, but it would be really cool to see something like Batocera or Recalbox running on it
Believe me next year new video from eta it fits on my finger nail
It is crazy how small and powerful these things are, this one looks like it would absolutely fine being a homemade TV box for streaming up to 4K.
opposite of “powerful”
Would love to see moonlight decoding latency. Trying to move away from the fire stick 4k max.
On Aida you showed an octa core with 8 units. How is that possible ?! I think that portion of the video is from another device
I have a Radxa and its problem is software support. It's not as easy as a Raspberry Pi and even an Orange Pi. For example, Wi-Fi I had to research a lot because it wasn't working and there were a lot of people on the internet with the same problem.
When are you gonna start doing videos with Windows on arm?
Funny, I'm looking into a board to replace the Raspberry Pi 3B+ in my Raspad! Same objective!! :) Do you think this would work? I beleive that you do have one too, if I recall correctly...
The Radxa 5C 4GB is $60, while the Radxa Zero 2 Pro 4GB whiout the emmc is $55 I dont think this is a good deal. 5C is even less if you are whilling to risk the "lottery" version, aka the "little" version.
Try open morrowind and possibly some x86 games with winlator on there if it works or not. Not sure I beleive the mali gpu is supported don't know about the cpu though
What do you think about Radxa CM5?
So showing the clockwork devices is just clickbait?😢
Just...why zero 2 pro is SO MUCH powerful that zero 3???
I would like to see manjaro running steam games on PC. I have a PC but hate windows but don't have a clue on how to play all my steam games on linux manjaro.
The official website shows a version with 8GB of ram .. do you think the performance of the 8GB model will improve the overall performance exponentially?
I am sorry I meant the raxda zero 3w
Could it potentially run steam OS
Hi all. What’s the all black device that’s on the table?
Radxa should stop making so many different boards so they can compete in price. They cut many corners and its still too expensive for the performance.
It's pronounced "Radxa".
Radxa Zero 3W ?
Any chance it's possible to run Rasbian on it?
I wonder if I could put this thing in an Asus Eee Notebook
Is it me or eta makes me mad because he makes me spend money lollolol
Now put am AIO in it
Why is AIDA64 showing 8 cores? 5:12
Hello brother, I have a question. I have an old camera and I would like to convert it to a Digi camera. I would like to use an android single-board computer and use a 4k sensor csi module. The question is, is it possible if i install from google play store a theard party a camera app like FiLMiC Pro to control a camera module?
Can you please tell us where to download android image?
can you flash this device with a linux based os like nicehashOS, hiveOS or MMPOS ? Thank you !
Does it support displayport over usb-c?
Can you install debian or armbian maybe?
Is it possible to install fully functional Home Assistant on this micro-PC ?
I just got my S24 ultra and play store won't let me get my GBA emulator. Says it's incompatibility issue...what are some good emulators for the new android updates?
Can you stack it to have more processing power?
No displayport alt mode on the usb c, that's a big no unfortunately..
Do you know any small powerful boards that do have DP-alt out on usb-c? Zero-sized ideal, but I don't even know of bigger boards with this.
@@ryanwwest not zero sized, but the latte panda alpha has usb c displayport
The latte panda mu is zero sized I think, but you need to create a custom carrier board for usb c
Can u do a full video on libreelec for pi 5 or this device?
LibeElec works well on it.
Can confirm LibeElec runs well on it. That's actually what I got it for originally.
what low powered pc can i use for cars?