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The Odroid H2 is also a fantastic little bit of kit: x86, 4x PCI-e, SATA connectors, 32Gb of ram max. Great little low-power hypervisor for playing around on.
by sjcoles 8y ago
The Odroid H2 is also a fantastic little bit of kit: x86, 4x PCI-e, SATA connectors, 32Gb of ram max.
Great little low-power hypervisor for playing around on.
- ac29 8y agox86 SBC's are really in a different market from ARM based ones. The software support is vastly more mature, and they also tend to be more expensive (>$100 for x86, well under $100 for ARM). Hopefully this will start to change as ARM standardizes via things like SBSA and SBBR/EBBR.
- tracker1 8y agoI think a lot of this will come down to why x86 isn't going anywhere for a while... the tooling that everyone uses from OSes, drivers, etc around it all. Though once you've added a case, psu, ram, etc... I'm not sure you wouldn't be better off with an ITX build. (though it's time for a new nano standard).