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Probably but I fail to see what use case doesn't need more than 1Gb but can't be done already with a Pi 3b or 4.
by pjerem 11mo ago
Probably but I fail to see what use case doesn't need more than 1Gb but can't be done already with a Pi 3b or 4.
- Mashimo 11mo agoI have a Pi3b in a 3D printer, and compiling the software, but also simply apt upgrade feels like it takes forever. Most day to day operations work just fine though. At work we have a display with a Pi3 (not B) connected, just showing websites in rotation. Websites even with a simple animation are laggy, startup takes a few minutes. Both of these usecases don't need more than 1 GB of ram, but I want to speed of a 4 or 5.
- dwedge 11mo agoThe 4 and 5 are pretty laggy too. An improvement, but slow.
- geerlingguy 11mo agoUsually it's just "same thing but faster". CPU is 2-3x faster, and even boot speed is faster, so it can be handy to not have to wait so long to run updates, compile something, reboot, etc.