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That is fair. Hopefully the # of pre-1.0 V units out there gets dwarfed quickly by a wave of new machines in the next couple years. Do you happen to know if th
by cmrdporcupine 3y ago
That is fair. Hopefully the # of pre-1.0 V units out there gets dwarfed quickly by a wave of new machines in the next couple years.
Do you happen to know if the Pioneer board's CPU is socketed? I can't tell from the pictures, but it seems like might just be soldered on, which is a bummer. Because the hope would be that it could be upgraded later if/when SOPHON brings out a new chip, but I suspect that isn't going to be possible.
- brucehoult 3y agoIt's soldered. Socketed is a lot more expensive. There's also no point as the SoC is worth vastly more than the motherboard, so you'd probably pay 80% as much for a new CPU as for a new motherboard with CPU. The RAM is socketed, so you can reuse that.