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You should be looking at Rockchip's stuff if you're thinking about both hobbyist grade and industrial use. The RK3588 is still slightly ahead of the Pi 5, and s
by rcarmo 3y ago
You should be looking at Rockchip's stuff if you're thinking about both hobbyist grade and industrial use. The RK3588 is still slightly ahead of the Pi 5, and several orders of magnitude above what RISC-V SBCs can deliver.
Software-wise, RISC-V is way behind as well.
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoWell, for industrial use I love the documentation and support of Raspberry Pi, unless you specifically need performance not available on raspberry pi.
- snvzz 3y ago>The RK3588 is still slightly ahead of the Pi 5, and several orders of magnitude above what RISC-V SBCs can deliver. Not that many orders of magnitude. There's RISC-V hardware (actual boards for sale) that's faster than RK3588 (thus RPi as well) coming in 2024. This includes the SG2380 Oasis board[0] in 10 months, and a possibly earlier JH8100-based visionfive 3 board. And we aren't even talking about large implementations like Tenstorrent Ascalon (expected to be competitive with Zen5, M4). 0. https://forum.sophgo.com/t/about-the-sg2380-oasis-category/359 https://forum.sophgo.com/t/about-the-sg2380-oasis-category/3...