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I've been able to saturate my residential connection with an embedded atom board running pfSense. CPU usage was minimal and it even stayed in a low power state
by kogir 13y ago
I've been able to saturate my residential connection with an embedded atom board running pfSense. CPU usage was minimal and it even stayed in a low power state.
- seabee 13y agoThat's not surprising, the Atom is a proper CPU, whereas the RPi is a GPU that incidentally has a wimpy CPU attached to it. However, it's a lot easier to take a punt on a project at the RPi's price point.