This launch has been eagerly anticipated for quite some time! I plan to purchase this setup to enhance my productivity, complementing my existing 13.3-inch E-ink producticity monitor, the Boox Mira. This monitor has a peak power usage of 6W, and thanks to the Raspberry Pi's USB-3 port is now providing a boosted 1.6A of power, I can conveniently power it directly from the Pi. Unfortunately, as far as I recall, the Raspberry Pi (at least not the Pi 4) isn't ideally suited for video transfer over USB 3. If it were, I could have utilized a USB 3 to USB-C adapter to both send video and supply power to the screen simultaneously.
The new RPi5 is most exciting. 🥳 Now, the SBC battle of Orange Pi5 and Raspberry Pi5. I imagine there will be a RPi5_Plus on the back burner? 😎 Great video, thanks.
Just ordered Pi 5, cooler, case and power supply £109. Far far cheaper than my RISC PC with so much more power 😆. My only regret was not buying ARM shares when I had the chance in the 90's 🤷♂ We can't all be as savvy as Ebon👍
Don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I just got my Pi5 this morning, and tried it after watching your video. I used the latest 64 bit instance of the Pi OS, Bookworm the same as used in this video, and the results were less than stellar. It was the same when the Pi 4 came out, all the reviews says in was silky smooth and you could use it as your daily, and now the same with the 5. My experience was the same as with the 4, laggy as all hell, just completely unusable for even browsing the net, even if I put it down to 30Mhz, just totally unresponsive and frustrating, clicking on icons to start applications with absolutely nothing happening, same as the Pi 3 and 4. It reminds me a bit of my old ASUS Nexus 7 tablet, just unusable, my skt478 P4 retro games machine handles browsing the net better than the experience I had on the Pi5, and that's saying something.
After the prices for a raspberry pi 4 went sky high for the last couple of years, the price for the raspberry pi 5 would appear to be a price drop.....
Just want to see how to connect 1 or 2 SSD drives via the HAT . Apparently they are not yet available. With the heat sink I imagine a custom box is needed ?
I have a 3 year Old Nano Pi M4V2, it has a PCIE2.0 port as well, I have the 4 SATA Ports Daughter Board, a Nice little Server Board with a 6 Core CPU, there was a GPU Adapter as well, Nice Raspberry PI has caught up...
At 1080p we've had some pretty good experiences, ESPECIALLY when overclocked. You might get the occasional mishap, but on the whole its a very viable "TH-cam watching machine".
Those two types have two rows of pins on the card that allows those formats to run in bidirectional mode whereas every format (UHS-I or lower) runs in half duplex mode.
If they put the hardware on the unit, it may just need a firmware update to enable UHS-II or even UHS-III. Ithink that new RP-1 chip may have the bandwidth to support at least UHS-II.
I'm looking forward to a Raspberry Pi 500. If they can put 8 GB of RAM and an m.2 slot in it for a little over $100, that would be a very viable desktop computer.
I don't believe, the active cooler fits in the official case which is why the case has a fan built-in. But I wouldn't be surprised to see third party cases built specifically for the active cooler.
The barrel connector has gone, but there are two pads on the underside of the board for composite video. However, if you want sound, the options are: USB, Bluetooth or HDMI. Just plugging a speaker using the 3.5mm jack is no longer an option.
I think it's finally great to see a new model but I think they dropped the ball by not at least having a 16gb ram option, and removing the audio socket makes some projects a no-go.😢
Yep, more like a Pi4.5, Things that needed to be fixed on 4, Sadly as I have multiple Raspberry Pi's here (1x3a,2xzero,2x3b,4x4b), & supported Raspberry Org, these performance figures are low, using a 16gb Orange Pi 5, plus you get a NPU for robotics, nice the R-Pi 5 is what a R-Pi 4 should have been for Home Users, instead of the "kiosk" Pi's that Pi4 was last of ..
@@craigcowen6920 Not sure which Model you looked at but MY Orange 5 16GB (26 Pin GPIO) & 4 x Orange 5Plus 16GB have 40 GPIO Pins, the New 3b Model does not have any ..
The orchestra called, they want their conductor back 8~)
Alright, you take the cake for the hand-waving jokes. Might of overestimated the amount of Redbull needed for this review. -Jaryd
Looks like hes about to drop it waving it around like that.
Outstanding early review and much appreciated. Can't wait to get my hands on one.
Arm day! But seriously, I can't wait to get this!
Love Core Electronics, everything they do is 10/10.
Thanks. This was the review I was looking for.
Presentation and content beats ltt plenty ! Keep up the good work.
It's not hard to beat LTT TBH.
This launch has been eagerly anticipated for quite some time! I plan to purchase this setup to enhance my productivity, complementing my existing 13.3-inch E-ink producticity monitor, the Boox Mira. This monitor has a peak power usage of 6W, and thanks to the Raspberry Pi's USB-3 port is now providing a boosted 1.6A of power, I can conveniently power it directly from the Pi. Unfortunately, as far as I recall, the Raspberry Pi (at least not the Pi 4) isn't ideally suited for video transfer over USB 3. If it were, I could have utilized a USB 3 to USB-C adapter to both send video and supply power to the screen simultaneously.
The new raspad, optimized for the raspberry pi 5, should be interesting: FHD, 11 inch screen and 5 hours battery... minimun specs.
Great review bro...keep up the great work...👍👍👏👏
The new RPi5 is most exciting. 🥳 Now, the SBC battle of Orange Pi5 and Raspberry Pi5. I imagine there will be a RPi5_Plus on the back burner? 😎 Great video, thanks.
dont need an FFT meter, his hands are adequate...
Just pre ordered😁 Good review❤
Just ordered Pi 5, cooler, case and power supply £109. Far far cheaper than my RISC PC with so much more power 😆. My only regret was not buying ARM shares when I had the chance in the 90's 🤷♂ We can't all be as savvy as Ebon👍
Don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I just got my Pi5 this morning, and tried it after watching your video. I used the latest 64 bit instance of the Pi OS, Bookworm the same as used in this video, and the results were less than stellar. It was the same when the Pi 4 came out, all the reviews says in was silky smooth and you could use it as your daily, and now the same with the 5. My experience was the same as with the 4, laggy as all hell, just completely unusable for even browsing the net, even if I put it down to 30Mhz, just totally unresponsive and frustrating, clicking on icons to start applications with absolutely nothing happening, same as the Pi 3 and 4. It reminds me a bit of my old ASUS Nexus 7 tablet, just unusable, my skt478 P4 retro games machine handles browsing the net better than the experience I had on the Pi5, and that's saying something.
New guy you are awesome.
Jaryd aced this!
Very informative videio. Thanks.
After the prices for a raspberry pi 4 went sky high for the last couple of years, the price for the raspberry pi 5 would appear to be a price drop.....
Just want to see how to connect 1 or 2 SSD drives via the HAT . Apparently they are not yet available. With the heat sink I imagine a custom box is needed ?
I have a 3 year Old Nano Pi M4V2, it has a PCIE2.0 port as well, I have the 4 SATA Ports Daughter Board, a Nice little Server Board with a 6 Core CPU, there was a GPU Adapter as well, Nice Raspberry PI has caught up...
No more audio jack and all you talk about is case compatibility?????
Seems like they forgot all the important things
stop gesticulating cuh
Could I use this for my Arcade HAT's i'm currently working on?
i'd still love to see windows gpu drivers on one of these, just to see how it performs, I bet i would make for a very decent thin client
One of the many things we are excited to see!
I would like to challenge statement that Pi5 has capability to run 1080p 60fps flawless. It may do it, however in very specific scenario.
but can it run youtube? the 4 has problems running youtube and browsing. id like a version that could browse perfectly
At 1080p we've had some pretty good experiences, ESPECIALLY when overclocked. You might get the occasional mishap, but on the whole its a very viable "TH-cam watching machine".
Can you give me the link for the 4 gig ram version of the pi 5
Has anyone checked to see if they spent a few pennies more and put in a uSD connector that physically supports UHS-/UHS-III type cards?
Those two types have two rows of pins on the card that allows those formats to run in bidirectional mode whereas every format (UHS-I or lower) runs in half duplex mode.
If they put the hardware on the unit, it may just need a firmware update to enable UHS-II or even UHS-III. Ithink that new RP-1 chip may have the bandwidth to support at least UHS-II.
Great … but compute module 5 is what I am waiting for
yeah
I'm looking forward to a Raspberry Pi 500. If they can put 8 GB of RAM and an m.2 slot in it for a little over $100, that would be a very viable desktop computer.
Would the active cooler fit in the official case?
I don't believe, the active cooler fits in the official case which is why the case has a fan built-in. But I wouldn't be surprised to see third party cases built specifically for the active cooler.
I am so sorry, notification for this video and @jeffgeerling came at the same time. I went the Redshirt route first...
now figure out if anyone actually will need 8GB in normal use...say, as a webserver
yeah, pocket sized computer with cost of fortune
Audio?
Anyone know if there's composite video output.. I'm not seeing it and this is very concerning. Hopefully It'll push RGB 240p out of the headers
The barrel connector has gone, but there are two pads on the underside of the board for composite video.
However, if you want sound, the options are: USB, Bluetooth or HDMI. Just plugging a speaker using the 3.5mm jack is no longer an option.
@@rodneyeisfelder213 I guess pulling sound out of HDMI isn't completely terrible if that's how it has to be. Bit unfortunate though
I wish the Pi5 did not need a fan
Why do all "yootoobers" have to be "characters"? No normal people? What is with the hand movements? Some kind of brainwashing technique?
Too many Red Bulls too early in the morning 😭
imagine connecting a soundblaster pci 128 to the pi
That sounds like a good deal of fun, you could say it SOUNDS like a BLAST.
you dont have a credit card as it's twice as big as one.
The lack of 16 and 32GB of ram means it can't be used as a dev computer, sad
🎉
They don't make them like they used to.
My Pokemon Dream Team
Ugh.......For God's sake stop waving your hands/arms around it is so distracting and adds nothing to the commentry!
More better???
More gooder even!
Pretty much underwhelmed. Should have called it the Pi 4.5.
I think it's finally great to see a new model but I think they dropped the ball by not at least having a 16gb ram option, and removing the audio socket makes some projects a no-go.😢
Yep, more like a Pi4.5, Things that needed to be fixed on 4, Sadly as I have multiple Raspberry Pi's here (1x3a,2xzero,2x3b,4x4b), & supported Raspberry Org, these performance figures are low, using a 16gb Orange Pi 5, plus you get a NPU for robotics, nice the R-Pi 5 is what a R-Pi 4 should have been for Home Users, instead of the "kiosk" Pi's that Pi4 was last of ..
@@James_T_Quirk I saw the Orange Pi but was disappointed there is no GPIO.
@@craigcowen6920 Not sure which Model you looked at but MY Orange 5 16GB (26 Pin GPIO) & 4 x Orange 5Plus 16GB have 40 GPIO Pins, the New 3b Model does not have any ..
@@James_T_Quirk Hmm, just looked again and there they are. Thx! BTW, I am looking at the 5+
Why a Pi 5 if it's so hard to buy a Pi 4 ?!
We have had RPi 4 available for quite a while :|
useless over priced crap