Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@BlackWolF_1374 says : My problem with all these boards is that, their ports make them very thick for building my own smartphone or pocket PC! It would be better if they removed the ports and replaced them with some kind of socket; this way, we could attach the desired ports as needed. They could put these sockets in the box of the board for easy attachment when required! This could improve the connectivity and modularity of these board as well.>> <<@aquilafasciata5781 says : Remember when the selling point of the Pi was the starting point of $35?>> <<@aviandragon1390 says : Sadly, things never returned to "normal.">> <<@MezcaleroNM9495 says : I just love your reviews. Makes it easier for us enthusiasts to decide for the right SCB for our projects.>> <<@blenderJourneyStudio says : Do you know about raspberry pi? https://youtu.be/cZAEqbO9pJA>> <<@GremlineQPl says : 15:59 playback statistics on android can be turned on but first you need to enable the ability to run these statistics in youtube settings and then the option of these statistics appears in the gear icon>> <<@glucosefructose says : I find it interesting there is no consensus on what SBC is second in line to the Raspberry Pi. I do find it a shame that no manufacture tried to take their product to the next level to where people would flock to it. Once the Raspberry Pi 5 is out, the alternative boards will be back at square 1.>> <<@anaphaxeton says : Thanks a lot for this video. I am looking for a platform to build a (thick) open source and hardware around. The community needs the choice to work on and use a circuitboard that is cheaper and more secure than commercial mobile CRP (C-reactive protein😋) Meaning we also need crypto chips and LTE and 5G thingies too. But together we can make it. Personally, i want to help. From firmware to distro, to SPI and TPMs or something that can actually measure hashes without being able to be compromised.>> <<@Ieatcrumbs says : Manufacturer chilling and watching video: *Chris pulls out their single-board computer first* Manufacturer begins shaking profusely>> <<@flibustieros says : ASRock n100 based motherboards kill every sbc>> <<@lionwangsinovoip says : It's a very useful video,>> <<@JoopKomkommerShake says : Missing at the end a comparison table. For me odroid c4 and m1 are the winners.>> <<@RickySupriyadi says : Hello, I'd like to know which one to choose for this specific needs: I made a personal archive, currently using old xeon pc and connect all my 8TB HDD using usb. it's about 42 HDD. the task is very simple and consume very little bandwidth so I think it's really waste of electricity, so I'm thinking moving those HDD to this kind of boards but I don't know which one able to connect with lots of HDD?>> <<@johnwilsonpanaligan3658 says : I CAN'T MOVE ON ! SO EXPENSIVE THE ADVANCE GAMING ! EEWWW !>> <<@johnwilsonpanaligan3658 says : I AM IN SUPER MARIO TIME W / FAMILY COMPUTER ! _WIL>> <<@JohnWilsonPanaligan-je1ft says : I CAN'T MOVE ON ! SO EXPENSIVE THE ADVANCE GAMING ! EEWWW !>> <<@JohnWilsonPanaligan-je1ft says : I AM IN SUPER MARIO TIME W / FAMILY COMPUTER !>> <<@Goon.Mode.Activate says : Stats for nerds are accessed in a separate Settings tab in the YouTube app itself instead of being in the video player.>> <<@asdasvcxvwe5114 says : Thank you for the awesome work.I would be interested in seeing a biannually updated chart of the strongest (CPU wise) SBC in your website. And you make a new video discussing the newcomer once a newcomer beats the top SBC>> <<@eigenfield says : Do you have review on the Jetson Nano $99 it has NVIDIA CUDA thank you>> <<@kylemfwelch says : Replacement desk top is not the use case I have in mind. Which one of these boards would make the best ‘always on’, headless home server with low power consumption?>> <<@bra1nsen says : Why cant we use raspberry os on other pis?>> <<@tracysmith7318 says : Hi. Great vid. Given the Rasberry Pi 4 with min 2gb ram is a little difficult to get (and expensive) can you suggest a SBC that will run Home Assistant. . Thanks in advance.>> <<@MrBobWareham says : I have to presume that Raspberry Pi have stopped manufacturing, so are they going out of business? >> <<@ltjon1924 says : The orange pi 5B sounds pretty awesome, and I'd like to know if there's any good passive cooling Solutions like the Argon one. In a cursory search I haven't found anything yet.>> <<@chrisschembari2486 says : Seeing a video like this reminds me of the multiple old and unused Android phones in my personal clutter in storage. I would like to see a video about the practicality of rooting the phone, installing a suitable ARM-based Linux distro on it, and turning such an old phone into, for example, the brain of a formerly-dumb smart TV or a palm-sized PC. In reading I have done so far, it seems one of the bigger problems is that phone boards have unique and custom hardware on them, making it difficult to have a generic Linux distro for a wide variety of Android phone boards. Something that doesn't seem as much of a problem on x86 and x86-64 motherboards.>> <<@sgkonfetti says : Upgrading the Raspberry Pi 4 to 16GB of RAM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtym0TAWNto>> <<@goodmarketingmorning7725 says : I love your videos and you do an excellent job of explaining these ARM computers. Would like to get your take on the Ameridroid Nova which was just released, I have yet to come across a YT channel that explains how to install GoogleTv (Android TV) in one of these ARM computers. While it may be pricey to install in one of the ARMs as compared to using Google Chrome or Firestick these ARMS may present better processing that what we are getting now on these TV sticks. Would love to hear your input on this idea. Cheers!>> <<@Marshall1914 says : I would love to see a updated video on the ROCKpro64 to see how much better the software for it has improved since your last video on it.>> <<@peters8080 says : Whats the best SBC that has sata or m.2, 1GB eth, doesnt boot from sd, barrel DC, for headless server /nas? Low energy consumption a bonus>> <<@lemon2125 says : can any of these run virtual synthesizers? I would like to build a box to emulate some classic synths>> <<@andrewfalconbridge2744 says : Personally I would like to some videos showing more projects using the GPIO pins on some of these SBCs. I found the ones you did previously very interesting, and I'm sure inspired many makers to have a go.>> <<@l.a.2646 says : Id like to try one of these. Im a ham radio operator so I've cobbled together a Raspberry Pi 4 b and a Zero/w then the bottom fell out of the market. I use my 4b for my portable field radio outfit, and my Zero w for my home outfit ( running Ham Clock strapped to an old monitor - that i bought at a thrift shop) its just so upsetting to me that scalpers essentially ruined the RPi market. So i have to find an alternative. My son wants me to try thin client , going to see if i can get one of those to do what my Raspberry Pi 4b does so well and efficient ( I run my field radio and computer on solar/LIfePo4) hopefully Raspberry Pi computers get back into the market.>> <<@WillThat says : I don't know if it's because of the supply chain issues or just because of the lack of Pis but the prices of all the alternatives are way more than the equivalent Pi. Most of these alternative boards are selling a53s for $30-60 when you could get a Pi 4 with an a72 for that price. The Pi 2 Zero W had an a53 for $15!>> <<@tomrone1978 says : please rewiew the orange pi 5B>> <<@garethbromley1229 says : Is there a database of the tested SBCs performance, price, OS support etc that you have carried out that which can be linked/provided? It would be really useful to see the differences collated somewhere especially for finding alternative products during these chip/product shortage periods.>> <<@urielemmanuelpelaezhernandez39 says : Another interesting Review of PCB cards. 🙂👍>> <<@marktadlock5428 says : I am looking for sbc withgpio 100% compatible with the pi 4>> <<@trnguy6137 says : Thank you!>> <<@Space_Reptile says : the prices for these SBC's is insane, what happend to the 20$ computer???>> <<@Christian_Ky says : I just wondering why the amazon fire TV stick 4k is a size of a swiss army knife and can handle 4k videos easily and those "monsters" (sizewise) had hard times to handle it>> <<@yogibear2k2 says : With all other SBC's out there and the fact that the Raspberry Pi is out performed by so many of them it seems to me that getting a Raspberry Pi is pointless nowadays. The Banana Pi you had at the start of the video would be my choice if I had any use for an SBC. And I guess that's the thing with me. I love seeing all these SBC's but I cannot use Linux. I find it so very difficult to use especially because of the CLI. If they could make a Linux Distro that makes the CLI totally 100% optional for everything, then I would love to give Linux another try (especially Mint as that was the one I really thought was going to be my go to Linux,) but, until then, Linux is way of my learning scale. And so, until there is an SBC out there that can run Windows 10/11, or a Linux Distro with 100% optional CLI, then I can just very enjoy clever people like yourself and others using these marvellous pieces of hardware. Thank you Chris for you amazing channel.>> <<@brunospfc8511 says : Excelent video, thank's, as a Brazilian Developer i'm always looking at those boards on Aliexpress, but i cant...loose to much money testing, thanks !>> <<@saeyoonchung7873 says : Please do away with the early 00's graphics, visuals. Terrible eyesores. Lazy effort.>> <<@richsadowsky8580 says : Another vote for Pi 0w2-like SBCs. And perhaps boards up to $150 in price.>> <<@MrMesospheric says : Always the best SBC reviews. Thanks!>> <<@SergiuszRoszczyk says : Today I was reading about licensing model change by ARM and started thinking about Eben and Risc-V. I think that if they'll really increase the cost of IP we may end up with Raspberry Pi 6 running Risc-V after all 😊>> <<@dcc1165 says : Follow-up video please :). I do have one question: What internet speed do you have? -- I seen your great "tour" videos of your home/lab, etc. but I don' t recall if you mentioned your total internet bandwidth and I'm curious how it my affect things like video playback, etc.>> <<@IMNABOX says : How are these competitive to the native RP if all the operating systems that function on native RP don’t work on these makers?>> <<@andrewcarrillo4814 says : thorough and to the point. Liked and subscribed. Excellent work sir!>>