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I'm curious if we'll see a PCIe Raspberry 4 this March. If not I'll use Intel Atoms with SATA as backup to my Raspberry 2/4 cluster.
by bullen 6y ago
I'm curious if we'll see a PCIe Raspberry 4 this March.
If not I'll use Intel Atoms with SATA as backup to my Raspberry 2/4 cluster.
- ArgyleSound 6y agoWhy not get a CM4 with the IO Board? PCIe on the regular Raspberry Pi seems too niche for them to consider.
- lmns 6y agoAre there any decent cases for the CM4 with the I/O board? Last time I checked there weren't any.
- geerlingguy 6y agoNot yet. I'm working on a couple designs that I'll 3D print for a couple of my own projects. It's still hard to find both the IO Board and CM4 in stock though :(
- bullen 6y agoBecause I make clusters: https://camo.githubusercontent.com/af3dccb802848a5f72d41c9620354ec8d777467badf0562b94b2c68091f4db68/687474703a2f2f686f73742e727570792e73652f636c75737465722e6a7067 https://camo.githubusercontent.com/af3dccb802848a5f72d41c962... My most recent one will have 6x raspberries with really nice heatsinks for the 4: http://move.rupy.se/file/pi_4.jpg http://move.rupy.se/file/pi_4.jpg The cost of the CM and the ergonomics of the design makes this more expensive than going full Intel Atom! And the Gflops/watt is exactly the same.
- welterde 6y agoAnother option than the mentioned CM4 module might be some RK3399 based SBC, such as the Rockpro64, which comes with a PCIe x4 interface (the Rockpro64 has a open PCIe slot so you could put in a x16 card too). If you just want to hook up some M.2 NVMe SSD there are also other SBCs with the same chip such as the nanopc-t4 that come with a M.2 slot.
- 1996 6y agoI wish something cheap-ish had more than a single M2, along with a PCIe.
- bullen 6y agoI'm starting to realize you probably want SATA that can be powered independently. I think I might not wait for Raspberry 4 with PCINVM... Peripheral Component Interconnect Non-Volatile Memory; mouth full right there... express? tcho tcho! after espresso or just fast?