by Jonathan Updated Apr 27, 2022 Published Apr 27, 2022 Raspberry Pi News
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After TWO YEARS it finally works! Video output through multiple GPUs on the Raspberry Pi. Well… sorta. Check out what we have working in the video—and what’s yet to be discovered. Special thanks to EVERYONE who’s worked so hard on this over...
by Jonathan Updated May 14, 2021 Published May 14, 2021 Raspberry Pi News
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It took some convincing, but KIOXIA sent me two of their latest Enterprise SSDs, the PM6 SAS 24G drive, and the CM6 PCIe NVMe drive, and I test them using the MegaRAID card and ‘Elrond’ storage enclosure sent to me by Broadcom. How do the drives perform?...
by Jonathan Updated Feb 19, 2021 Published Feb 19, 2021 Raspberry Pi News
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I take Alftel Systems’ 12-slot PCI Express M.2 carrier board for a spin on my Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, and mention their soon-to-be-announced ‘Seaberry’ Mini ITX board for the Compute Module! Check out all the neat stuff Alftel makes:...
by Jonathan Updated Feb 2, 2021 Published Feb 2, 2021 Raspberry Pi News
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I recently built this water-cooled Raspberry Pi cluster and now it’s time to put it to the test. I ran it against a Windows PC, a MacBook Air and a single Raspberry Pi to see how it compares. On each platform, we searched for all of the primes numbers up to a...
by Jonathan Updated Dec 21, 2020 Published Dec 21, 2020 Raspberry Pi News
10g, 2.5G, 5g, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, airport, asus, ax, ax200, benchmark, cm4, compute module, cross compile, dell, driver, edup, ethernet, firmware, gigabit, intel, iwlwifi, Jeff Geerling, kernel, linux, network, networking, pci, pci express, pcie, performance, raspberry pi, rt-ax86u, sbc, wifi, wifi 6, wireless, wise tiger, xps, xps 13
The Raspberry Pi has built in 802.11ac WiFi. But it’s not that fast. Let’s see what we can do about that! I tried getting both an ASUS AC51 and Intel AX200 PCI express card working on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. How did that work out? Check out this...
