Raspberry Pi competitor with AMD graphics launched

[P924]

the last time i looked around locally for those i couldnt find any.

You won't find this locally either, axiomtek has no local representation.

 

[access]

There is the erm router like one

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www.cyberconnect.co.za

Not quite what I want.

oh nice, at double the price. that price was the max i was willing to go for a multi lan card though so not too bad.

good to see its available here. thanks. i might take up some old projects again.

 

[Gravedigger]

I am looking for a SBC with AES-NI and Intel NIC's for pfSense...
Bugger, this SBC uses Realtek chips, and no AES-NI support?

Might leave pfSense for another routing solution like IPFire, then maybe I can consider this board... Whats the price of this SBC?

 

[cda]

In what sense is this a competitor to the RaspberryPi? No GPIO, no I2C or SPI bus, no UARTs, no CSI interface.

Apples and Oranges @Bradley Prior

 

[Pythonista]

And no open source community .... Not even remotely a competitor.

 

[Messugga]

In what sense is this a competitor to the RaspberryPi? No GPIO, no I2C or SPI bus, no UARTs, no CSI interface.

Apples and Oranges @Bradley Prior

It supports RS232, 422 and 485, so it's not too nuts to get you to UART comms. This thing is in no way a competitor to Raspberry Pi though.

 

[system32]

And no open source community .... Not even remotely a competitor.

The CAPA13R is x86-64 and can run Windows 10
Although not mentioned, it should be able to run Linux.

 

[backstreetboy]

The CAPA13R is x86-64 and can run Windows 10
Although not mentioned, it should be able to run Linux.

The Pi 3 has 66 OSses available. This won't match that community at all.

 

[system32]

finally... more than one ****ing lan port

I use RPI4 with a vLAN capable switch (TL-SG1016DE) to do some routing.
Tested with Raspbian Buster, Ubuntu 20.04, Arch Linux and OpenWrt - works a charm and fast.

Could also add a USB 3 GbE adapter if I didn't have the switch.

 

[Herr der Verboten]

I use RPI4 with a vLAN capable switch (TL-SG1016DE) to do some routing.
Tested with Raspbian Buster, Ubuntu 20.04, Arch Linux and OpenWrt - works a charm and fast.

I could also add a USB 3 GbE adapter if I didn't have the switch.

Sure, but the thing is I want to avoid this and not introduce additional dependancies

 

[system32]

Sure, but the thing is I want to avoid this and not introduce additional dependancies

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RPI4 vs dumb router - more like this:


RPI4 acts as Router, Firewall, pihole, DNS, DHCP, smokeping, vnstat, NAS, monitoring, etc

 

[Wasabee!]

Can it run Crysis?