If they consider making a laptop edition of this mother board? You can assemble a long power lasting laptop with it.
@therealdebater Says:
13:26 Can you recommend a supplier for the magic fairy dust? Is it pricey?
@viky1354 Says:
Thank you for showing us the power draw.
It does indeed seem high at 11+ watts on idle.
maybe replacing them with slower SSDs might lower the power consumption.
@benjaminneate7640 Says:
What is you used the sata as a boot drive and nvme to oculink adapter?
@klipk7296 Says:
I'm kind of confused by the problem with the fitting 11:24 onwards
Is this just a blatant oversight from Radxa, or could using a different case fix the issue?
@sakshameditz1 Says:
17:00 this is clearly NOT a gpu accelerated desktop.. However, there might be some workarounds to fix this. There is llvmpipe in Settings i see, which only activates when there is not a supportive gpu or driver issue. Its cpu based rendering. So the performance you got on thr hardware will be much better if somehow you get the acceleration working right. Because CPU rendering isnt made for daily purpose computing or media playback. it acts only as a fallback. So video/media/3d performance is kinda not true here for the hardware. Its gpu is sitting idle. By the way great video quality.
@FOSSuser Says:
Interesting idea I have a few x86 machines to do a arm build at some point in my future. Since is less power demanding than x86 I have heard.
@user-qn6kb7gr1d Says:
Is there an option to get a huge passive heat sink instead of that active cooler?
My personal opinion perhaps, but biggest selling point of ARM PCs might not even be power consumption as much as complete... Silence.
@patdbean Says:
2:26 that is a good configuration.
But it would have been good to see some cortex X1s or X2s in There, maybe 2x55 + 2x76 + 2 x cortex X2 + mali
That would take about the same silicon area as This 4+4 setup.
@hidgik Says:
Can we install windows on this?
@PepeOVatraxos Says:
it shows llvmpipe graphics = cpu accelerated why is that ?
@dionnys_zen Says:
Hello everyone, which cooler fits on this board? I have version v1.12, I ordered from Ali but it doesn't fit well, the backplate touches the ceramic capacitors. Does anyone know where I can find the cooler? I need help.
@AndreRussellFitnessOfficial Says:
Now here comes the biggest question— can it run Doom?
@Autotrope Says:
The cables from that power supply are incredibly long for such a small case!
@sudo_sh Says:
Please, when you show the streaming video playback test, also show how loaded the process is, for this you can use the system monitor kde or any other, including console utilities for showing the load of the processor or its core. And we wait more videos with this pc
@TheBird.. Says:
Explaining computers is just lawful good linus tech tips (cool ARM build btw)
@rafaelquintana9404 Says:
HELLO AND THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND TEACHING IT'S VERY USEFUL . AND I HOPE TO CONTINUE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS /... SO THANKYOU VERY MUCH SINCERELY ME NOEL
@fahduhd5858 Says:
radxa orion o6 mainboard - review full
@e79905 Says:
I'm always suspicious of OS loader having access to the network. Is it worrying that it could be a backdoor?
@wangofree Says:
Thank you for this overview.
@sahilamoot Says:
That ending was hilarious. I've cut it into kind of a meme
@blu3h4t Says:
can this pxe boot?
@MrSaliheenm Says:
Very very interesting. Can you make a video how to install Windows 11 on Rock 5 ITX?
@bertvantol9669 Says:
One more dream ....
How to build a NAS with a two HDD RAID with this board ??
@enmur6075 Says:
What's the point of building an ARM PC, if you have no control over replacing the RAM modules.
Better use a Mediatek Chromebook (also cheap: £150-250), which performs super efficiently and support even Windows 11 natively.
Additionally, you cannot remove the rockchip CPU off the SOC motherboard. Means no upgrade in future.
So what's the point in building an ARM pc?????😢😢
@Jeff_Seely Says:
I did enjoy this video, very much. At less than 16w top-speed, this ARM PC offers many project opportunities where computing power is needed. I have such a work project in mind involving lots of temperature array data logging with ability to access that data from anywhere. It is easily up to that task and thank you as always for the many videos and ideas, Christopher!
@peacechannel8281 Says:
Please do it
@numbr6 Says:
100% love to see the RK3588 vs N100 performance "steel cage match". 😅
@jeromeprin5668 Says:
is it possible to install an android OS on these pc?
@villagelifenebraska8695 Says:
What was your total cost for build?
@kishirisu1268 Says:
it woulb be good pc for shut down period, ARM should consume little power so will run longer on emergency power source. I found that even 8W micro PC (intel i5) consumes too much power.
"Clearly an accelerated desktop."
> shows llvmpipe as the renderer in the settings...
@povilasstaniulis9484 Says:
This a decent board. Sadly, it's way too expensive for what it is.
@ВикторРеутов-в8с Says:
У меня такой в автомашине стоит
@aperson1181 Says:
How much did it cost?
@alaamagdy8282 Says:
thanks, also plz compare during gaming comparisons
@pulsatingsausageboy2076 Says:
Nice bowl cut. 👍🏻
@jurisbriedis5926 Says:
what hapends if you install a diffrent operating system like windows 🤔🤔🤔
@aerohk Says:
Worthwhile to compare it against the Pi5?
@destroyer2973 Says:
For what this would cost, I would like to see an option for a motherboard with a Mediatek Dimensity 9300+ or a Samsung Exnos 2400.
@Hfil66 Says:
Comparing ARM to N100 would be interesting, but not just about performance but cost comparisons, relative ease of construction, power usage comparisons and overall flexibility of the systems.
@elia04_ Says:
I love these build videos of yours! If you ever do any more builds/upgrades, it'd be great to see videos of those too. Greetings from Finland
@DugB0915 Says:
Two things: It's running Debian 11? Thats EOL? and how do you load your own OS?
@shinobi-zensei Says:
Can’t wait to see these Mobos with the new Qualcomm Elite ARM CPUs
@kwhp1507 Says:
Will it run crysis???
@JulverAlvarez Says:
EXCELENT VIDEO SALUDOS OF PERU
@KunouJS Says:
Wow, pretty nifty. I would've loved to see OpenMediaVault on this as a NAS build.
Sadly, for being ARM-based, the power consumption and price was pretty disappointing though. My Asrock N100M motherboard with N100 CPU, Corsair RM550x (2021) PSU, and a 2.5" SSD draws 13.7 watts on idle. 22.8 watts with Cinebench at full blast with Windows 10.
With Proxmox:
With an extra SATA SSD, CPU fan, 4 case fans, dual SFP+ NIC, 2 WD Red HDDs, 3 Seagate Exos x18 HDDs, 1 NVMe, and a PCIe to SATA card, it draws 50 watts on idle. 60+ on average when pretty active doing things.
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