New $120 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 is for the people who use it like an everyday PC
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from Ars Technica2 months ago
More RAM on the Raspberry Pi 5 allows for a better multitasking experience, reducing virtual memory usage, particularly beneficial for running multiple applications, VMs, or Docker containers.
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While the Pi 5 offers a cost-effective solution with a strong accessory ecosystem, it competes with x86 mini PCs that provide greater CPU and GPU power for demanding tasks.
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The 16GB version of Pi 5, priced at $120, must compete with x86-based mini PCs that offer quad-core processors and substantial storage at slightly higher prices.
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For those requiring basic functionality, the Pi 5’s various RAM options start at $50 for 2GB, with the most affordable option remaining the 1GB Raspberry Pi 4.
Ars Technicahttps://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/01/new-120-16gb-raspberry-pi-5-is-for-the-people-who-use-it-like-an-everyday-pc/
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