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Not with that measily 480mbps USB controller split between 4USBs and 1 Ethernet. RaspberryPi4 hopefully.
by blackflame7000 8y ago
Not with that measily 480mbps USB controller split between 4USBs and 1 Ethernet. RaspberryPi4 hopefully.
- StudentStuff 8y agoThe Raspberry Pi Foundation seems deadset on pushing the same genre of chip from Broadcom forward. I doubt the serious bandwidth limitations (all your I/O going over 1 USB port) or the notable chipset flaws (1GB of ram max) will be amended any time soon. They've had 6 years to fix the Raspberry Pi, yet it still has the same hard limits.
- blackflame7000 8y agoIDK I'm hoping the RPI4 will arrive when 4K starts become more prevalent and can do the HVEC decoding
- StudentStuff 8y agoHEVC on the next generation of Raspberry Pi is highly unlikely due to both licensing costs and Broadcom not having a cheap IP block to use for adding HEVC. 4K is more likely, but if you want that today go get an OrangePi for less than the cost of a Raspberry Pi. It even has HEVC 8bit support!
- oconnore 8y agoWhat online service is giving you 480mbps or better?
- blackflame7000 8y agohaha thats theoretical. Real world is 2-3MB/s over lan. Also Ethernet is 100mbit
- fulafel 8y agoThis sounds an order of magnitude lower than RPi 3 B+ published network performance benchmarks, you should get around 250 Mbit/s = 30+ MBytes/s. Also, it's gigabit ethernet now. (reference: https://libre.computer/2018/03/21/raspberry-pi-3-model-b-review-and-comparison/ https://libre.computer/2018/03/21/raspberry-pi-3-model-b-rev...)