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It’s better even in GPU perf/$ to buy a Jetson Nano 2GB, the RPi4 GPU is really small (and not that well featured).
by my123 5y ago
It’s better even in GPU perf/$ to buy a Jetson Nano 2GB, the RPi4 GPU is really small (and not that well featured).
- krallja 5y agoThe Jetson Nano uses a very similar SoC to the Nintendo Switch, so you can expect similar performance.
- JustFinishedBSG 5y agoIt uses half a switch SoC GPU wise
- GhettoComputers 5y agoAll versions? Would be cool to use a hacked switch running linux instead of Jetson if the performance was that much better.
- my123 5y ago921.6MHz is the GPU clock on Jetson Nano (at MAXN). For the Switch: > The GPU cores are clocked at 768 MHz when the device is docked, and in handheld mode, fluctuating between the following speeds: 307.2 MHz, 384 MHz, and 460 MHz
- amelius 5y agoBut you can only run one flavor of Linux on it, since NVidia keeps the specs closed.
- my123 5y agoToday on the Jetson Nanos, you can just use the Fedora stock image. (flashed to a microSD card) It’s much better than what it was before. nouveau works ootb, including reclocking too. It’s also to be noted that all Tegras have an open-source kernel mode GPU driver (nvgpu) even when using the proprietary stack. However, that driver isn’t in an ideal state today.
- zibzab 5y agoCan you use stock Ubuntu? The one nvidia provides is not stock.
- numpad0 5y agoFP32 GFLOPS, ballparks from random sources: - this: 24 - Ryzen 5600g: 200(CPU) - Jetson nano: 235 - GeForce GT1030: 1127 - Ryzen 3rd IGP: 2100 - Apple M1X: 5200 - Apple M1 Pro: 10400 - RTX3080: 35580 1030 can be had for $110 even at this height of GPU shortages, not that much more than a Nano. hmm
- prox 5y agoBut a GT1030 can’t be hooked up to a small board like Raspberry or even the Nano, right?
- trissylegs 5y agoYou can hook up a desktop graphics card to Raspberry Pi 4 compute board. It's got 2 lanes of PCIe gen 2. Its very unlikely you can get drivers working with it though.
- prox 5y agoThat’s a shame!
- prox 5y agoWow that’s an interesting device! Thanks!