New RPI 400 2.2ghz OC also RPi4 CM with PCI

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5 years 11 months ago #188174 by Cncninja
So anyone thinking about the new Raspberry Pi 400 that has the faster 1.8ghz chip and is stable at 2.2ghz and runs cool? There are a few tare downs and looks like it would make a great little console flipping the keyboard down. Also, the CM pi4 is out with fast emmc memory and a PCI slot... Mesa card direct?? or PCI parallel port... I'm probably better off buying an x86 but still ...

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5 years 11 months ago #188542 by my1987toyota
I had seen some tear downs of them as well . I will definitely be keeping an eye on them and the pi4 .
I like re-purposing old hardware whenever possible but since most things will be switching over to
64bit only The RPi and the like should be a relatively inexpensive solution .

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5 years 11 months ago #188554 by tommylight
Yeah seen it, do not care about overclock at all ( this from a guy who overclocked a Pentium 1 from 200 to 233 MHz back in the days and ever since till ..... i got old ! ), but the idea of putting inside a tiny keyboard is golden, now we just need some mice with short tails and a short HDMI cables !

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5 years 11 months ago #188564 by BeagleBrainz
Replied by BeagleBrainz on topic New RPI 400 2.2ghz OC also RPi4 CM with PCI
grrrr being an old pandanic bugger, eMMC is not memory. It's,it's it's it's (where's my pills)
storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage,storage.:laugh:

Randomly pulling this off the interwebs:

Embedded MultiMediaCard
The Embedded MultiMediaCard (eMMC) is an internal storage card whose ttiny size and low price make it a popular choice for data storage in portable devices like smartphones, tablets, cameras, and laptops The Embedded MultiMediaCard (eMMC) is an internal data storage card, built using flash storage.


Yes the RPi 400 does look interesting, tho I'd opt for a Mesa ethernet solution. Now should I get one, for the hell of it ?

Kinda reminds me of the days spent basing away with basic to load assembler routines into the old Z80 based VZ-300. Now can we a have cassette storage, cos that would just be awesome.

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