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It depends on how much you want to spend. The ODROID H2 is finally available (it hasn't been available for a long time, due to Intel not producing enough chips
by pizza234 7y ago
It depends on how much you want to spend.
The ODROID H2 is finally available (it hasn't been available for a long time, due to Intel not producing enough chips (or not selling them to ODROID and others, not sure)), and you can consider it a high-end SBC or a low-end NUC.
The price for board+4GB RAM is roughly 150$ vs 80$ for the RPi 4¹.
It's the lowest priced x86 system available², and the performance is significantly superior to ARM boards (in the range 2-4x of RPi 4).
¹=very rough prices; it's hard find the lowest prices, and it's not clear if it makes sense to do so
²=please no comparisons with discontinued machines (there's always somebody popping up with such comparisons...)
- atomi 7y agoThe RPi 4 w/ 4gb ram is $55 at my local Microcenter - and an extra $10 for the power supply.
- mey 7y agoWas aiming to get the system together for $500 or less, including power supplies for a five node system. So SBC/NUC systems above $100 made it less compelling. Obviously performance isn't the consideration here, but number of physical nodes.