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Re: Show HN: I built my first Cyberdeck

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Post by AHOHA »

Gisbitus wrote: post #3
AHOHA wrote: post #2

Looks great, for the SBC, a nvidia jetson based might also be a great option, something like jetson nano/NX as they have the same power delivery.

Didn't know they existed, they look great! I'll consider them for the next one, which is probably gonna be beefier.

They are great as they have cuda cores etc., the only downside is you have to use their ubuntu image to utilize all the features as the drivers are proprietary, you can install other distributions but you will lose that functionality.

If you are looking for an -almost- as powerful SBC (with m.2 support as I see you have it in the original design), give a look at Rock5-B (1), I didn’t test it personally unlike nVidia ones, but it seems it has a great specs, as you might also struggle to secure jetson ones sometimes due to stocks being sold out.

(1) https://ameridroid.com/collections/rock5-model-b/products/ro...

Re: Show HN: I built my first Cyberdeck

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Post by mech422 »

Gisbitus wrote: post #3
AHOHA wrote: post #2

Looks great, for the SBC, a nvidia jetson based might also be a great option, something like jetson nano/NX as they have the same power delivery.

Didn't know they existed, they look great! I'll consider them for the next one, which is probably gonna be beefier.

Heh - I can't resist throwing a mention in for my favorite here too (1). Available, cheap, x86 based... I love them :-) I have 3-4 of the H2 models, and they have only gotten better !

1. https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-h3

Re: Show HN: I built my first Cyberdeck

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Post by Gisbitus »

mech422 wrote: post #5
Gisbitus wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Didn't know they existed, they look great! I'll consider them for the next one, which is probably gonna be beefier.

Heh - I can't resist throwing a mention in for my favorite here too (1). Available, cheap, x86 based... I love them :-) I have 3-4 of the H2 models, and they have only gotten better ! 1. https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-h3

thank you!

Re: Show HN: I built my first Cyberdeck

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Post by pengaru »

Gisbitus wrote: post #9
pengaru wrote: post #7

Please run your graphics through a web-friendly compression format before sticking them inline auto-loaded @ the provided url. Those image file sizes are bonkers for what I'm trying to look at.

Sorry, will do. Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for caring!

And from what I saw before killing the tunnel (metered data), neat project

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