Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@alby13 says : back in my day, processors didn't "burst">> <<@420bobby69 says : This is a cool SBC. There's something appealing to me about the idea of basically taking a Raspberry Pi but slapping a huge Intel CPU on it instead. Although I have to admit, I'm a little disappointed in how high-quality and user friendly the packaging is. I like the ExplainingComputers videos where the packaging fights back. 😂>> <<@hivepixels says : You said " Micro SD card slot " but on their website it says TF + SIM. Does it has SIM card slot or not?>> <<@MrBenoitmann says : blablabla>> <<@Rob-oj1es says : I want a LATTEPANDA MU!.>> <<@adrianTNT says : 6:19 anyone knows if these flash storage have better write endurance than a ~NVME for example ? I am thinking it can be a problem if it starts failing to write after intensive server use.>> <<@ETsBees says : This has way to much latency to use for linuxcnc>> <<@n68bedard says : LattePanda Sigma New have you tryed it yet ? if yes, did you like it ? cause i found it pricey $ 579 - $ 698 !>> <<@chainreaction8977 says : Went to find info on this board and of course there's an EC video on it. I don't know why I still bother searching anywhere else first... Thank you CB, you make at least one aspect of our lives easier. o7>> <<@stephenjacks8196 says : Raspberry Pi 5?>> <<@pleappleappleap says : If something as pedestrian as an Intel UHD can outrun other SBCs by what appears to be a couple orders of magnitude, then it seems that there would be an opportunity for someone to make an SBC with a more powerful, but still low-power GPU for a small price like this. A low-TDP AMD APU, perhaps? I would expect it to outrun even this board handily.>> <<@supernintendo9398 says : I have this board and have it really doesn't like windows 10 unless you have all the drivers installed from lattepanda. The uninstalled devices will eventually go to sleep and windows won't know how to wake them. Resulting in bluescreens. Just wanted this public if you decided to install fresh windows 10.>> <<@etie007 says : I am wondering whether your disappointment with the m.2 WD drive stems from the specification. I notice that it is PCIe gen 3 with only 2 lanes. Isn't that the reason? I always enjoy your channel, thank you.>> <<@derekkjohnson says : I wonder how the Arduino side of it compares.>> <<@ayeminoo2067 says : Boss please do power consumption test for all sbc plz>> <<@blrun2 says : 이런 Small 보드 PC에 윈도우즈10 같은 운영체제를 설치한다면 노트북 이용과 차별화가 되지 않을 겁니다. ARM 고성능 보드에 우분투와 같은 리눅스를 설치하여 서버로 운용하는 것은 그래서 매력적입니다. 또한 그것은 아톰이나 셀러론 프로세스가 달린 노트북이나 SBC보다 훨씬 전력 소모가 적기 때문에 그와 관련된 영상을 전력하여 제작한다면 폭발적인 관심을 불러일으킬 듯 합니다. 우분투 웹서버 구축 방법과 함께 말이죠. 이건 단지 저의 희망 사항입니다. 동영상 잘 보았습니다. 이런 웹서버용 SBC들은 집에서 항상 전원을 켜두어야 하기 때문에 이런 이슈들은 매우 중요합니다.>> <<@hendrikjbboss9973 says : Good presentation, however I'd like to know why nobody mentions the difficulty in connecting the antennas? The antennas hang off the board very awkwardly. Though the antennas are equipped with sticky paper I'd like to know where it should be stuck to as I'm worried about the sockets disengaging by itself 😮😮 A mention about installing Linux on a SSD hard drive would really have been useful.>> <<@mytoxi says : I am missing power consumption as reported in your other SBC videos. I would have liked to know.>> <<@luigiprovencher says : Why would anybody want to pay for the Windows license?>> <<@uncivilizedengr4873 says : latte panda sigma just released, how about a review?>> <<@酒田陽仁 says : YouTube Report "Solid State Active Cooling Could Revolutionize Thermals" Look>> <<@zbiromax9228 says : Thanks for another movie. Great. And whether you will make a tutorial... How to make two systems in one computer. Step by step . Windows and Big Linux os . thank you for your work. for sharing your knowledge. I wish you all the best..>> <<@movasciencenow says : You might not have much use for this, but at least one of the M.2 slots can accept a PCIe-to-M.2 riser cable to plug in a graphics card, although it will require separate power through a regular power supply via SATA in a standard (micro-) ATX power supply. You can circumvent this via several boosts/bucks and a battery management system, but it's not something I recommend unless you had the parts lying around from before.>> <<@pleappleappleap says : About that render performance. Is that because the other two SBCs are CPU rendering and the Latte Panda is using Intel UHD Graphics?>> <<@LouisWilsonGluefish says : For fun, I'd like to see it boot off the SSD into a Hackintosh OS>> <<@davidunderwood3605 says : Thank you. I believe this is the one I've been waiting for.>> <<@sam_iselao_o4522 says : Can this run Microsoft office applications?>> <<@iamdmc says : FYI your CDM stats are wrong because you're using the default setting. In the settings pull down select NVMe next time>> <<@GroovingPict says : I mean, at that price point, why not just buy a low-end/entry level regular sized PC. These SBC's also seem to be getting bigger and bigger with each generation as well, making the whole point of a SBC less and less relevant. Might as well just go for a mini-ITX board at that point>> <<@theonewhodiditfirst802 says : Received my LP3D on Monday, really nice and powerful SBC. I have installed Windows 10 on a NVMe SSD and Ubuntu 22.04 on the internal 64GB storage, everything is working fine so far. Great to have a really usable pocket PC with fast USB and LAN ports and a full size HDMI connector. It is more than powerful enough to watch YouTube and Prime, even older games will run properly at 1080p. I have disabled a lot serial ports in BIOS to have less drivers needed, hope they will release something like a "Desktop" BIOS for this case in future.>> <<@DanisBuddyKirovRU says : Hello dear mr. Barnatt! Thanks for your reviews, all of its is very good, thanks for your job, buddy! This is the intresting thing but seems is very expensive ( , I can buy notebook with this configuration and it will be more cheaper then this item. Cool thing but very expancive! Best regards from Russia. NO WAR!>> <<@RoboZombieDeluxe says : Thank you for the insights. I wondered if the USB pins are a separate USB port from the 3 ports on the front edge.>> <<@sc0or says : I just realized, that Gigabyte Brix 4105 price is about 140 euros for a new device. With a case, cables and cartons. Without RAM and SSD. Don't you think this is a great alternative to all these Lattes and Odroids?>> <<@LordSzabonight says : I wish you would check Graphics on these small PC's>> <<@steelfalconx2000 says : Man this would be an awesome desktop replacement board. 3d print an enclosure and attach it to the back of a TV and you have an awesome media PC.>> <<@uberdude2555 says : I convinced my other half that we should invest in one for the living room as a media device, I go to order from the UK and there is loads in stock, but no cases to be found anywhere. It seems they are missing an opportunity with customers like us, or am I missing something?>> <<@mrdali67 says : Anyone know if its possible to get a converter to enable a standard Sata3 Spinner to an M.2 b-key Sata connector ? (since the Sata mode is already locked to max out around 500mb/s)>> <<@ReX_PL_DE says : Meine LattePanda 3 Delta ist nach nur 10 min kaput gegangen. Ich bekomme kein ersatz. Ich muss zuerst die kaputte nach China schicken. Leider geht das nicht wegen Corona in China. Ich werde LattePanda nicht mehr unterstützen.>> <<@TarisRedwing says : What a little power house of a SBC>> <<@viaprenestina3894 says : too expensive. SBC must be < 100 $>> <<@ultrasparc says : Such a sweet SBC!>> <<@graymanmedia says : @ExplainingComputers do you have a video regarding using these styles of computers for a PLEX NAS>> <<@doccobra2846 says : Hopefully whenever (Or if ever) the LattePanda 3 Alpha comes out, it has dual-channel memory. 16GB total would be preferable, but even 8GB would do just fine. I know some "SBCs" have dual-channel support, but you have to supply your own RAM sticks which feels like cheating. I used and still love the LattePanda 1 Alpha (The m3-7y30 model), and I've been itching for a proper upgrade for awhile now. Though if I have to wait too long I might just cave-in and get myself a UDOO BOLT, however with AMD's recent APUs maybe something more powerful might pop up in the future. Thank you for the very informational video! Keep up the good work!>> <<@johnoliver2334 says : Does anyone know which SATA SSD will work on this? The Kingston A400 does not.>> <<@TwoTonTaft says : This would be a good small work computer replacement or media player/server. Just mount it to the back of your monitor or TV and have a ball>> <<@TheOleHermit says : I LOVE MY LATTEPANDA 3 DELTA AND ITS BEAUTIFUL CASE!! Mint is very intuitive and smooth as silk. The startup was as easy as imaging a RPi uSD, which was a pleasant surprise, considering every time I have previously strayed from that paved road, deep regrets soon followed. But, not this time. Most of my required apps were in the Software Manager, which made setup a breeze. It's performance and YT videos on Firefox blows away my higher priced mini PC, as well as the old Surface Pro II. No more buffering. I've been wanting to get away from Windows for years and finally, this will be my daily driver. "GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY, I'M FREE AT LAST!!" Thank you so much, Chris for this great review. You've made an old geezer very happy. (rut-roh, no more smiley faces with 'Win + .' How can I live?) 🙂 Well, look at what I just found!>> <<@mathewsren9712 says : Me gustan tus videos, muy buen contenido. Saludos desde Chile!>> <<@cedricvillani8502 says : Yeah, we used to have one perfect for running macOS but somehow after your video they got rid of it. 😮😢>> <<@lunisamazigh4386 says : Did anyone test the embedded Arduino, & tell us to communicate with the main board?>> <<@bcp092980 says : This latest version, LattePanda 3, is far more impressive. The previous 2 were not worth buying. It claimed to do this and that. Yet it struggled to do those tasks.>>