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No. The main pain point with RPi's is that they're SD card based – which are slow and prone to failure. Configuring an SSD to be used as the main storage has al
by addandsubtract 1y ago
No. The main pain point with RPi's is that they're SD card based – which are slow and prone to failure. Configuring an SSD to be used as the main storage has also been a pain in the past (not sure if that's changed recently).
With an n100, you get a better, more upgradable system for around the same price and same power usage. On top, you will also have an x64 system that isn't limited to some ARM quirks. I made the switch n100's over a year ago and have had no issues with them so far.