3 ms·
Probably either the Odroid N2 or HC2 or Nano Pi M4. The one feature all these boards have in common is their CPU is mounted on the _bottom_ of the board, allow
by watchdogtimer 7y ago
Probably either the Odroid N2 or HC2 or Nano Pi M4.
The one feature all these boards have in common is their CPU is mounted on the _bottom_ of the board, allowing a much larger heat sink to be mounted without obstructing anything. The lack of this feature in on the RPi 4 is a fatal blunder IMHO and why I chose not to buy it.
I currently use a Nano Pi M4 as my main desktop computer. It has no active cooling, only a big heatsink which covers the entire rear of the board. As I write this, I have three browser windows open containing a total of 30 tabs while streaming a 44 kHz stereo 128 kbps audio stream. Its CPU temp is holding at 32 C.