This single-board computer integrates a 12-core processor, fast memory with in-band ECC support, lots of expandability, and even an integrated Arduino controller with GPIO pins. That makes the LattePanda Sigma a step beyond the Apple Mac Mini M2 (and M1) and in another stratosphere than a Raspberry Pi. This is interesting not just for the #Homelab but also those building edge applications that need a faster CPU and GPU on a SBC.
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- LattePanda Sigma Amazon (often OOS): amzn.to/3OxD4Yi
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- Innodisk M.2 10Gbase-T NIC: amzn.to/42ZxGBj
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Timestamps
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00:00 Introduction
01:55 Hardware Overview
07:54 Intel Core i5-1340P Performance
09:05 Power Consumption and Noise
11:06 Key Lessons Learned So much I/O and Performance
11:40 Arduino Support
12:30 In-band ECC Support
14:23 Wrap-up