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Since the link appears to be down, you can find some good information here: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-4-b,6193.html https://www.tomshard
by nsporillo 7y ago
Since the link appears to be down, you can find some good information here: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-4-b,6193.html https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-4-b,6193.h...
I was also looking on Canakit and it looks like the 4GB version is in pre-order to be delivered in mid July.
- aerophilic 7y agoFor those just wanting specs, here is a summary from the table from the article comparing it to RPI3 (left new): CPU: 1.5-GHz vs 1.4-GHz (same cores) RAM: selectable 1, 2, 4GB (depending on which version) vs 1 GB Video out: 2 micro hdmi out vs 1 Max resolution 4K @60hz vs 2560x1600 USB: 2x3.0,2x2.0 vs 4x2.0 Ethernet: Gigabit vs 330MB Wireless: Bluetooth 5.0 vs 4.1 Charging: USB-C vs USB micro Power requirement: 3A at 5V vs 2.5A at 5V Size/weight: 43g vs 50g Note: somewhat skeptical on power draw, as RPI3 would occasionally spike higher than 3A, but we will see how it handles “brown outs”. Either way, pretty excited :)
- ubergesundheit 7y ago> CPU: 1.5-GHz vs 1.4-GHz (same cores) Isn't it Cortex-A72 vs Cortex-A53 ?
- opencl 7y agoIt is, and the A72 has ~2-3x the IPC of the A53 depending on workload.
- aerophilic 7y agoRealize I should have added that... but no way to edit original post... is there an easy way to do so?
- opencl 7y agoYou can edit posts but only within a limited time window, I think it's something like an hour. If you don't see an edit button you can't do anything about it.