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The problem is few SoCs offer anything better. And btw you can use NVMe on the PBP... But there are power considerations and bandwidth limitations. The rk3568
by CameronNemo 5y ago
The problem is few SoCs offer anything better. And btw you can use NVMe on the PBP... But there are power considerations and bandwidth limitations.
The rk3568 has quite a bit of PCIe compared to its spiritual predecessor (the rk3328). And the specs for the rk3588 (unreleased as of yet) do look juicy.