Raspberry Pi 5 Announced!

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My ordered from Pi Hut has arrived today, just getting a USB stick with Ubuntu onto it so that I can get a Plex server set up. Currently using my main desktop (Xeon) for that which uses a tad more electric.
 
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Yeah the official Pi5 case is fine for now, the standard Argon one I usually buy looks like it will be available soon.
Personally though I think the one Pi5 I have setup with my NAS, emby, etc will be fine in that case, in the long run I hope they release a Pi5 version of the Argon Neo NAS server case
 
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Somehow went below my radar just how much faster this is than the Pi 4. Hope the Rapid stock checker is right and they are indeed in stock because I ordered one to play around with.
 
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Somehow went below my radar just how much faster this is than the Pi 4. Hope the Rapid stock checker is right and they are indeed in stock because I ordered one to play around with.
To put it into real terms, I run some amateur radio software on my Pi5 which includes a database lookup.

On the Pi4 with SD card, that lookup took 20 seconds.
I changed it so it was on an SSD and it reduced to 6 seconds.
On a Pi5 with the same SSD, that search now takes under 2 seconds.
 
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Pimoroni are releasing an NVMe base at some point soon, bargain at £13.50.

It also supports PCIe 3.0, I think Jeff Geerling got the Pi 5 working at those speeds with some basic tinkering.
 
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Jeff Geerling are testing PCI Express adapter with old discrete GPUs running on Raspberry Pi 5.


Discrete GPUs Jeff current testing are:

AMD Radeon HD 7470 1GB
XFX AMD Radeon RX 460 4GB
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 12GB
EVGA Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti
 
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Pimoroni are releasing an NVMe base at some point soon, bargain at £13.50.

It also supports PCIe 3.0, I think Jeff Geerling got the Pi 5 working at those speeds with some basic tinkering.
Nice
 
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