Raspberry Pi 4. Now you’ll be able to pihole ads so fast:
- 3x CPU performance of 3B+
- Up to 4 GB RAM
- 2 USB 3.0’s
- 4k60 h265 decoding
Raspberry Pi 4. Now you’ll be able to pihole ads so fast:
The new specs look nice. I still need to finish working on my existing one as a Classic emulation machine (SNES, Genesis).I grabbed some multi gig rom packs but 80% of the games are terrible sports games or games that were just garbage ware so I need to go back and just manually download my favorites and build out a library that way so I’m not scrolling through a hundreds long junk list.
I’ve got a Raspberry 3B that I use as a shell account server: email, irc, etc. It’s been rock solid. It just made more sense—cheaper, quieter, smaller—than repurposing an old PC.
Are there known problems running SNES games on the 3?
Nope! I too have a 3B and yeah it works pretty well for the 16 bit era emulation. There’s a subreddit and website wholly dedicated to it, its fairly streamlined.
I’ve done up to Playstation flawlessly on a 3B in RetroPie.
It sounds like this would make a good Plex client once software packages catch up. From what I read on Hacker News, it sounds like it will support Hi10p playback. A raspberry pi with bluetooth and 10 bit HEVC support is a game changer. Right now I am using an old laptop because nothing else that is inexpensive can direct play HEVC.
To be fair, I was running a Plex server off of a 3B and it worked well.
We’ve all been wasting our lives NOT making raspberry pi cyberdecks to hack the planet.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=6153-IFGH-6589
Depending on how small, a mini pad could be perfect for iOS.
It’s slightly smaller than 1 joycon.
Pi-hole on RP4 in docker. It’s been a week, and so far so good.
Why docked? I don’t think the official installation method uses it.
For all the reasons you’d use docker, but primarily to keep pi-hole’s services and configuration isolated from that of the host machine. It also makes upgrading, downgrading, or messing with pi-hole easy. The pi isn’t just for pi-hole.
Also, they made it really simple: GitHub - pi-hole/docker-pi-hole: Pi-hole in a docker container.
pi.hole 5.0 is out. I updated.
Kernel update to 5.4. So far, so good.
My 4 runs slightly hotter than my 3B. Both use the official cases. Anyone doing anything special for case or passive cooling?
I got a tiny passive heat sink on mine. Just a little piece of metal with spikes. Old school. Haven’t had a problem.
Have they addressed the issue where displays won’t wake from sleep yet?
It appears to have fixed one display issue for me: when switching certain video modes, it consistently tricked my tv into briefly falling asleep.