FINALLY! NVMe SSDs on the Raspberry Pi

FINALLY! NVMe SSDs on the Raspberry Pi

The Pineberry Pi HatDrive! is a series of HATs that use the new PCIe connection on the Raspberry Pi 5. How fast can we get our SSD to go? Can you overclock the Raspberry Pi’s PCIe bus? Special thanks to Pineberry Pi for sending these two evaluation boards (they...
The new Raspberry Pi Pico W is just $6

The new Raspberry Pi Pico W is just $6

The Pico W adds WiFi to the already-popular Pico, and the price is right. Find out more about the Pico W: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-pico/ Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/geerlingguy Sponsor me on GitHub:...
1.2 Petabytes on a Raspberry Pi (Part 2)

1.2 Petabytes on a Raspberry Pi (Part 2)

Sometimes you have to go slow to go fast—with 60 hard drives on 1 Raspberry Pi, I found a way to make it run in RAID! It’s not the fastest storage server in town, but it’s good for about 70 MB/sec write speeds and sucks down about 500 Watts of...
Raspberry Pi does what Microsoft can’t!

Raspberry Pi does what Microsoft can’t!

The new beta of Network Install is here, and I’ll tell you how it works, which Pis are compatible, and why it matters. Mentioned in this video: – How the Raspberry Pi 4 boots:...
Can these boards replace the Raspberry Pi CM4?

Can these boards replace the Raspberry Pi CM4?

There are two new Rockchip RK3566-based Compute Module 4 competitors, the Radxa CM3, and the Pine64 SOQuartz. Should you go buy one of these instead of a Raspberry Pi? Maybe, but not yet. I’ll explain why. Mentioned in this video: – Radxa CM3:...