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I use mine mostly for educational pursuits. For example, I have a clusterHAT with a bunch of Zeros on it, which I used to learn MPI. I also use a pi as a home
by ksaj 4y ago
I use mine mostly for educational pursuits. For example, I have a clusterHAT with a bunch of Zeros on it, which I used to learn MPI.
I also use a pi as a home central server, and other pis for related things around that.
I actually love using the Pi4 with 8G RAM as a desktop with two monitors. I'm not a gamer, so I don't feel any lag.
Lately I've been re-learning a lot of my old electronics project material with the newer Pi Pico microcontroller. I'm actually putting a larger project together with it, that will hopefully go online and not just be for myself.
- randomopining 4y agoDoes it actually work as a desktop? I heard it can't even play youtube vids witout lag
- ksaj 4y agoSorry, I missed this. Hopefully you'll see my reply. Lag certainly was a problem for me with earlier pi models as well. The Raspberry Pi 4 doesn't have the lags, or at least I don't experience any. It's actually smoother than my laptop with YouTube videos. And it's quite fine with both hdmi ports in use. Probably not multiple videos at one time, of course.