What has 6 cores and costs 45 dollars?
NanoPi Neo4 by the competitor of Raspberry machines.
IT DOES NOT HAVE 6 core CPU
Instead there is 2 CPUs
Arm A72 with 2 cores for legacy stuff
Arm A53 with 4 cores for more modern stuff
They were able to keep the price as low as it is by including 1GB of RAM. 1GB RAM chip is cheap. But 2GB would instantly show up in increased price.
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>A72
>legacy
>A53
>for modern stuff
This is a legitimately terrible thread.
You know what RPi has that this thing doesn't? Support.
No Pi has ever needed more than 2 cores
Does it have a NIC separate from the USB bus?
>A serious contender for Raspberry Pi3
We've had them for years. Odroid, orange, banana, etc. raspberry is a complete meme at this point.
actually yes
This.
that's all most people need to know
nobody wants to use a raspberry pi for compute
they just want a machine that runs on 10W with standard I/O interfaces and has a GOOD network connection.
Rock64 is still the best alternative
i cannot believe people pay more for a fucking pi that is shittier than a shitty fucking smartphone that's the same price
this is what the world has become.
>a GOOD network connection
the pi doesn't have that
Go away pajeet, go sponsor your shit somewhere else.
Bullsit. My rpi3 has 4 cores
I'm too brown to read that language.
rpi4 will blow all these scrubs out of the water.
Smaller die, more memory, beter architecture, beter cpu&gpu.
Better bluetooth&wifi, more connections.
And the majority of them will only be used for kodi.
its a joke.
ODROID MASTERRACE reporting in
read the post chain
Hurr durr I can't read
Finnish is not a real language.
Just get an Odroid xu4
>x86
>usb 3.0
>gigabit ethernet
>sata ports
>enough gpio pins
This thing is going to be fun to play with. I mean you can do everything with it. Will definitly buy one and build me a gf robot (male)
pic related. price is apperently not out yet, but hopefully below 150 buckos (prolly not lol)
>Odroid xu4
fuck me lol. It's odroid h2 obviously.
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Speaking as someone who's wanted an alternative to the raspberry pi for ages, this is the most retarded thing I've ever seen.
People have already named a shitload of alternatives for the rpi3b, what are you waiting for?
You shills don't even bother hiding it anymore, fucking literal pajeet articles being linked.
>x86
No thanks
>[shit] with [pointless feature better than rpi]
It will fail because no one wants to chase obscure driver errors on boards used by a dozen people. No one uses a fucking pi for performance anyway.
I had to develop software for nvidia jetson, trust me on this one.
why would you put 2 shitty CPU's instead of just one 4-6 core one, is such a waste of money
>AES-NI
>dual GbE
I wonder if this thing could handle Gbit NAT, it might have all it takes to make a nice router out of it. No idea how fast that CPU is though.
Yeah, I got the news of H2 too. Big fan of Odroid.
I read the price will be between 100 and 150. Closer to 150 but not over it.
Still, it packs a whole shitload of power and features for such a small device.
I see endless possibilities with it
I wouldn't do it. They won't even tell you what model of NIC they're using.
You tried and blew it. Time to shill for BeagleBoards again.
What ideals I loved about the pi were pretty simple.
1. Small but can accept add-ons.
2. Cheap. Under $50 is key.
3. Open source type of system.
I personally only now care for a faster but just as cool CPU, 1+ gb ram and usb 3.0+.
when you can't even watch videos properly without kodi then yes of course that's what's going to happen
This. I built a security business off the back of rock64 and wyze cam.
x86 isn't a good thing.
people use x86 because of AES-NI, because pfSense is built to require it.
If you forked pfSense to run on POWER9 or an open source RISC-V implementation and use their crypto extensions then I would have absolutely no problem buying a board like that.
Its like where in the damn 80's when it comes to SBCs
It doesn't fucking matter if there is a billion better Pis for cheaper the Raspberry Pi is what caught on and thus has the largest ecosystem and the masses are still going to flock to it because of that ecosystem.
There's been hundreds of different single board computers with better price and performance than the Raspberry Pi. They never catch on. People don't buy these things for the system specs like they're a gaming rig. They buy them because they're supposed to be educational and "cool". Something without name recognition and a million copy-pastable example projects can't compete.
You should start your own YT tech channel. You have the right mix of bare minimum, yet still uneducated, understanding of tech and a complete lack of self-awareness about how retarded what you say sounds like.