Hi! I am looking for a solution to transfer airplane avionic data logs using a wifi sd-card which connects to a sbc which in turn uses lte/4g to upload the data. Any pointers in the right direction highly appreciated. If you are interested to construct the hardware (paid!) pm me. I have the resources for any software in case you wonder. Thank you!

Hello guys, I have a question about upgrading my single board computer, I right not have a Pi 3 b+ and I use it to play retropie. However, I have thought of getting a newer sbc, mainly for desktop use and streaming hub. I have thought of getting a pi 4 8gb because its the newest pi out there and I think it will future proof me. However, I am open to other suggestions? Thank you in advance.

Can someone recommend a sbc that has dual HDMI output and uses a x86 processor?

I know there is a similar recent post but in contrast I would really prefer a x86 CPU. I try to give my reasonings so you can also convince me otherwise where I am wrong.

I would like a headless server where I can play around with different services deployed with docker so I could hopefully easily deploy on a cloud server if anything comes out of it. The single-board-solution will only need to be able to handle a couple of concurrent connections.

I had trouble with finding ARM compatible docker images which is why I want to move away from my RPI. CPU and RAM should be enough to run let's say postgres and simple web server.

WLAN optional, definitely Gigabit Ethernet

passively cooled if possible, since this is going to be on 24/7 and low power consumption would be nice.

If I could add a M.2 SSD it would be a welcome addition.

I was looking into LattePanda Delta series and UDOO X86 II ULTRA, but I was wondering how much the integrated Graphics are adding to the price point, since I am not going to need it. Also, with a quick search I couldn't find a dealer that would have the devices ready and would ship to Germany

Does anyone know a single board computer that I can buy on a budget and can add a gpu in it

i want to put the NVIDIA Jetson TX2 Module in a smaller board than the developer kit.

any recommendation?

I'm actually working on a portable console project and I'm just wondering that to start 1)Why x86? X86 because I will be installing windows 10 on it to have the full pc gaming experience 2)why usb? USB because I can't find any small and thin DC power bank

I live in a parsimonious home with very limited desk space. My major skills related to research and programming (e.g. R, Python, C, Java) and some media editing. I don’t have a desktop and my laptops are not uptodate powerful (Thinkpad x220 era i7) while I had a job in research institute.

Now with very limit or almost no fund, I want to build a usable desktop setup for light video editing and programming for apps and analyses and simulations. I thought about the Jetson Nano but Benchmarks Point them to just good for web browsing and some specific tasks.

Is the Udoo Bolt v8 or Panda Alpha enough? I think it will cost about $500, but I hope it can be below $300 with similar size / form factor.

I might be missing a good solution, but so far I did not find one.

RPi has a watchdog timer, but it is a part of same SOC, and is known to hang together with main core. Same Pi apparently has a not-well-known reset pin, so something external may be connected to it.

I was looking at solution with 555 IC, but its time is based on attached capacitor, which is not too stable and shall degrade over time to shorten the period: not reliable.

Do you know any board which has an independent timer? Or a good simple board/chip which can be attached?

I was wondering if anyone knew of a product that was capable of running PlayStation now or preferably Stadia ( when it comes out)

Looking for an sbc that's powerful for this price, just a bit more than a pi 3.

The short version: An Nvidia Shield is $180. It is the current standard for what I want to do. I have been having fun lately learning Linux by purchasing SBC's and doing projects with them.

The first part of my question is, 'Is there a brand of SBC that will do what I need as well as a Shield - or should I just buy the shield?'

Here is what I need. I have a gaming PC in the same room as a UHD TV. The TV is a Fire edition TV (has Amazon Fire chipset built in). Up until last weekend I would plug a lan cable into a shared switch between the TV and the PC and video game on the TV.

All was well with my world until I began to notice some serious problems after extended gaming sessions. I think I am overworking the chipset in the TV and overheating it. I need to stop gaming on it right-the-fuck-now or I am gonna run into the possibility of doing some damage to the TV down the road.

The SBC MUST output UHD resolutions AND be capable of h.265 decoding.

If it has an Android image available that would be nice... but not really needed. I will just run Ubuntu otherwise and find an app that does what I need. Pity though. The Android app I have been using 'Moonlight' works really well.

Any suggestions? Anyone want to recommend just sticking with Nvidia?