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sthlmb

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    Comment #47313234

    If I stripped my old laptop down to a single PCB, it certainly wouldn't boot, it would be missing RAM, and storage. My PCs would have no RAM, no CPU, no storage, potentially no GPU…

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    Comment #47307191

    Hmm, I'm not sure if I'm missing something but that 1st comment is what I'm doing. I have 3 different sized Deepseek R1 models (1.5, 8, 16) and they run on each board that can hand…

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    Comment #47305523

    The balancing of wanting to draw attention to sbc.compare and allow the post to stand on its own feet has failed it seems :D No worries, the feedback is good and I'll see if I get …

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    Comment #47305515

    Yup, seconded! Libre Computer do a great job on this front

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    Comment #47302247

    Thanks! See my reply below to the other user on this, I think the links to sbc.compare in the article have a lot of the data that you're looking for. I didn't really want to duplic…

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    Comment #47302233

    For that I'd really point you towards the links in the article, as that was really what it was supposed to do :D As I mentioned to another person in the comments, this was literall…

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    Comment #47302048

    What kind of summary are you realistically looking for/expecting in an article like this? (Genuine question, no sass!)

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    Comment #47301890

    Hey! Author of the post someone linked here. Fair comment, though this wasn't really meant to be a review, or "go buy this!" type of post, it was more to highlight what I tested fr…

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    Comment #45641768

    Under the Test Environment collapsible I have the OS version and kernels tested at least, but I could definitely look at adding something extra to help make things more obvious on …

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    Comment #45640928

    About 65 boards in I realised there was a slight error with how the idle power consumption was being recorded, so I had to scrap all of that data :( The last 15 or so do have this,…

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    Comment #45640921

    Realistically, I don't think any of the tests I have would run on something like that, I'd need to look at different types of tests, and then they wouldn't really be comparable wit…

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    Comment #45640762

    I'm discussing some other bits with Banana Pi so maybe I can ask about that, I'd need to look into the device to see how viable it is, let's see! I can definitely add the "How did …

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    Comment #45640714

    It's a little bigger than what I imagine you're looking for, but the Radxa 5 ITX (not the ITX+) has 4 SATA ports, PoE+ (via a separate module), 2x2.5GbE, and the RK3588 SoC - I've …

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    Comment #45640691

    No no, it's OK, I think I was a bit frazzled last night so I was likely a bit short heh, sorry!

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    Comment #45640445

    If you could share a little more on what you actually mean, that would help a ton. I’m not a developer, I put this together as I went, learning along the way. It’s not perfect, and…

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    Comment #45640365

    Hmm, the search by SoC should work already, but there have been a few regressions with the search functionality that I need to fix it seems. Notes on the other bits too, it’ll take…

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    Comment #45638499

    Good point! Added to my to-do list :)

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    Comment #45638424

    Raspberry Pi products can be found in a lot of industrial/professional setups, especially things like their compute module range(s) that can be dropped into off-the-shelf, or custo…

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    Comment #45638399

    I hear you! Like I mention to others in the thread, this functionality is already there, I just need to finish populating all of the data. To get over a mental block I had to decid…

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    Comment #45638329

    I do have a ko-fi available in the footer of the website, and if someone wants their donation to go towards a specific piece of hardware then I'll most certainly do what I can to h…

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    Comment #45638299

    And until you decide to execute on that plan, I'll enjoy this little bit of attention :D Thanks again for the support!

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    Comment #45638022

    I do accept them from vendors directly (and it has no bearing on how I run the tests) but I've not taken any from individuals before. I'm not quite sure how I'd do that logisticall…

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    Comment #45637726

    I have full specification capability hiding in the background and once I've filled out all of the data, you'll be able to do just this!

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    Comment #45637721

    I've noticed a couple of issues with the search and filtering this evening, I'll have to look at it tomorrow. In the meantime, https://sbc.compare/arm (there's also /risc-v and /x8…