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Good to know; I'm honestly a little out of my element with GPUs because it's been a while since I've even thought much of them (I don't do much gaming and don't
by geerlingguy 6y ago
Good to know; I'm honestly a little out of my element with GPUs because it's been a while since I've even thought much of them (I don't do much gaming and don't do many GPU-based workloads... the built in GPU is always fine for me!).
For the NIC, it's cool to see we'd be able to get two or maybe three gigabit interfaces on the same Pi, could be interesting for a variety of different networking devices, coupled with the faster SoC in the Pi 4.
- CobaltFire 6y agoI wanted to correct myself; with 500MBps bidirectional, that single PCIe lane could run a 5GbE at full saturation, or a 10GbE at a pretty solid fraction. That changes the use case a bit; the Aquantia multi-gig cards have drivers for ESXi. You could then run an eMMC boot for the hypervisor and run everything via the higher speed adapter, saving the GbE for management/migration.