What about Raspberry Pi 5 ?

This was a pain to install. I ended up having to remove the nvme in the rPi and install Ubuntu 24.04 on an SD, then remove the SD and use my PC to clone it from the SD to the nvme in order to get it to work. But now all is well.

perfect. will upgrade my raspberry pi webserver to this headless LTS version. just need to backup my work in anticipation of hair pulling breakages. thanks!

Ive heard nothing on tensor G4. Any details?

Hardware acceleration working for ubuntu in the PI 5? For youtube videos, web browser.

min 4:55 // I want to setup my pi5, too. But after System Configuration - Who are you? -> i have a black screen. I waited a few minutes, restarted the Pi5, but the black screen remains. Rewriting the SD card and repeating the setup of Ubuntu 24.04 leads to the same result

Not bad. Thanks Gary. Just also wanted to know hows the performance if you open some apps? I wish pi5 will have 16gig mem in the future.

does it have Vulcan driver, pi4/5 on rpi os has (recent update)

I suggest a video of NextCloudPi in Pi5.

I love messing around with my Raspberry PI's 😃

Ubuntu now uses wayland have you compared the performance against using X11?

As I run my Pi4/8 server 24X7 I would expect Ubuntu to be slower and need more frequent rebooting under Ubuntu. RaspberryPiOS hardly ever _needs_ to be rebooted. From a performance point of view, the Zero2W is attractive in such a small package, but that small memory size means I have little use for it. Even the 1GB legacy size models are a bit RAM limited.

I'd be interested to know whether all the usual GPIO libraries and their python bindings work as well on Ubuntu as the RPi OS?

Thank you, I'm already installing Ubuntu on my rPi5 thanks to your video! You are cool! I have a 2TB Firecuda 520 MVME with PCIE 3 on my Pi.

Thank you!

This one might be worth a try now it has 6.8 kernel

Any reason why llama file wasn't used since you can swap out gguf file which works on nvidia, m1 and experimental support for rocm? Duck duck go AI chat is quite good and didn't need login. Claude felt a bit more natural than openai gpt4. Is llama3 a new foundation model that can perform on par with higher parameter in condensed form?

Needs upgradeable ram and ssd and dedicated gpu capatibility.

Best on Android with winlator 😅

Huh … must've missed it - I didn't see a comparison with the various Apple M3 processors. Especially interested in single core performance numbers. As you know, the _snappiness_ of a computer is primarily determined by the fastest single core speed as most pedestrian tasks can't be easily multithreaded - multicore comes in when running heavily multithreaded tasks like video editing, transcoding, and graphics rendering - the kind of thing creators and 3D graphics designers do. For normal users and workloads, more than four cores or so result in the remainder sitting idle soaking up power (unless the chip is smart enough to shut them off). My primary driver is still a 2020 iMac 5K with an Intel Core-i9 (10910) with 10 cores and 20 threads - and past boot up (when a ton of things are initializing simultaneously) I can tell you that unless I'm doing transcoding or something specifically designed to run multithreaded, most of those cores are sitting idle. I've found the best test of a computer's snappiness for normal consumer workloads is something like Speedometer 3.0. Anyhow, I'd wait for the machines to actually be on hand before crowing about superior performance - Qualcomm spec sheets are not the most reliable metric when it comes to performance comparisons. Qualcomm is easily the sleeziest chip maker on the market: they agreed to FRAND terms so their IP would be included in the modem standards, but turned around and charged for the modem chip, the IP on the chip, and then _a percentage of the device in the which the modem is embedded._ This means that Qualcomm gets a percentage of the RAM upgrade in my 1 TB iPhone 15 Pro Max even though they had nothing to do with the incremental cost of the RAM, simply because it contains a Qualcomm modem.

Thx Gary! Not surprising, PC is destined to move to Arm chips starting with laptops first. Arm is already a behemoth and will become even more powerful in the future until new design comes to replace it. About X-Elite it's awesome to see this progress forward, however I am afraid Windows environment will tank this excellent SoC so much that it will be always a loser in comparison to Apple's ultra efficient and incredibly well optimized/closed ecosystem. Still it's an excellent development for the PC so thumbs up for that!👍

Gentoo looks better

I need a Linux laptop with these chips

Can you please pronounce H "aitch" , not "haitch" . Sorry I shouldn't have left this comment.

Is it possible to use 1 pin with 1 resistor pwm to replace the 5 pins with resistors

I tried to run a modern java mincraft server on a raspberry pi 3b+ and it did not have nearly enough ram by itself. 1GB is the minimum memory allocation for the server to make it playable, and that takes up the entire RAM and then some. To solve it I essentially downloaded more ram by installing zram-tools and making my ENTIRE memory zram, along with bumping my swapfile up to 3 gigs. This setup works way better than it has any right to and I now have an inexpensive 24/7 minecraft server, lol

It’s not about the raw performance… it’s the level of integration between the OS and the hardware made all by one single company… it’s all bells and whistles just like in the android vs iPhone scenario where sure there are more powefull android with better hardware but yet most apps simply are better in iOS

Such a useful overview. Thanks! I hadn’t realized how great the spread is.

Release a product! Reviewers and consumers are waiting.

We need small AI accelerators as consumer hardware peripherals, with connectivity like PCI, PCIe, USB3 or anything such.

....OK, so is this the end of x86?

It is morally correct to pirate anything windows does

Thanks, Gary. Was actually waiting for your explanation.

Gemini’s analysis on the movie question actually required thought which is why I like it more

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Tried to add flatpak via terminal, installs software plugin+flatpak + flathubrepos. No success, flatpaks are not displayed. Did I miss something?

Perhaps the main distinction between the two will be that the Core version lacks an overclocking option, while the Ultra version will have an unlocked core with great performance.

I feel this version 24.04 is slow to load, apps are slower to load and some like Google Chrome I cannot get to run at all. Compared to 22.04 which I felt was very good this latest release is a step backwards and I am considering moving to another distro.

No UKpostsr selected Manual partition during installation of 24.04

Great review mate. Love Ubuntu. Regards from Adelaide, South Australia. 👍🏼

snap and gnome it it the reason I try to avoid Ubuntu

Novice question. Gary is there a way to install it on an Android tablet ? And can you do a tutorial if it is possible. Thank you .

Sounds fun, but I'd like it to be able to analyze input from sources other than what I type into a chat window. E.G., "Read report_final.docx and generate a summary." Are we there yet?

I just thought it would be nice to see a 19 inch rack mount server style that runs out more slots than 4 like 16 units where you can use a variety of sub specializations, like ssd storage, single gpu or cpu cards from various makers. A blade setup could be done where 8 units array out in clusters and you could easily implement active water chilling cooling to keep all units well under normal operating temps and have it run rather quiet, than there's the idea for a half wide server cabinet to make a sort of mini server.

The M3 still rules by far. 4 performance cores doing the same as 10 on the SD being far more power efficient. Not even stealing through Nubia Qualcomm is delivering something comparable. What a disaster 😂

THE WORST EVER due to the lack of quartz on the onboard RTC. 20 munutes ahead -RTC EVERY day ......... no comment....

Can this be used to update the "Ubuntu on Windows" system?

How about trying Linux? I've heard it performs better emulation.

New data rumors that where released by beta testers is that the Snapdragon Elite X lied about the performance and it perfoms more like an Intel Celeron... no offcial benchmarks exists, Cinebench has put at a press release regarding the fake benchmarks released by Snapdragon.

I want to see them in Mini PC's.