Raspberry Pi 5

I;m not all the impressed vs rpi4, but i think i have more expecatations with RISC-V

So out of all the video I got the orange pi 5 is better for the money? (other than pcie)

Where did you order it from Rye? im gussing the waiting list is huge for us in the UK

Nevermind found a place to pre-order it.

Just ordered a kit from Pimoroni in the UK. PCIe will be very nice to have.

I see the case comes with a fan - I've always liked the silence of the RPi models so far and have a passive heatsink on my RPi 4, so hope that will be an option at some point with the RPi 5

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Just ordered a kit from Pimoroni in the UK. PCIe will be very nice to have.

I see the case comes with a fan - I've always liked the silence of the RPi models so far and have a passive heatsink on my RPi 4, so hope that will be an option at some point with the RPi 5

Not sure, there are lot of fresh overviews but check the one from Explaining Computers. Video shows also the comparison of different cooling solutions and high risk of throttling with No or just passive heatsink on RPi 5. It looks this CPU is quite a powerful one (as for RPi) but also / leads to high temperatures. I hope ryecoaaron will let us know soon.

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After experiencing a long-term shortage, I finally gave up on the Raspberry Pi and switched to other manufacturers with more abundant supplies. Waiting for supply was very painful and inefficient.

The power button alone is enough to get me interested! LOL!

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Hopefully the RPi 5 doesn't have this issues since it has basically been fixed with the RPi4.

The long-term shortage made me lose confidence in the Raspberry Pi, especially after I learned that Broadcom SOCs are manufactured by TSMC.

TSMC is currently undergoing drastic changes due to force majeure. I think this may affect quality and shipments. It may not have an impact, but I choose chips that can produce normally.

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I probably won't have mine for at least a month since they won't be released until the end of October.

My local supplier is listing RPi5 with delivery in November. Looking at how many devices have already been pre-ordered, I would assume Xmass There is also a limitation of one device per order. I can wait anyway.

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I run an active heatsink on my RPi4 as well

We should promote this idea wildly- I’m running active cooling on all my SBCs even on small Nanopi - or maybe especially on those small ones. After several month of testing my way now is to use standard pc 12v fan pinned to 3v or 5v mounted above heatsink -yes working all the time, however in contrast to small 5v fan types there is no noise and everybody is happy.

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I don't think there will be any issues running OMV 6.x on it as long as they release a new Debian 11-base image.

From my understanding from reading the announcements and rpi forums, I think the Pi OS developed for the Pi 5 is based on Deb 12 Bookworm. Not sure a rpi 5 compatible Deb-11 release is in the works, from my understanding. So does that mean we might need to wait for OMV7 for pi 5 compatibility?

I am too impatient to wait:(

I sure do hope that they have more than enough for the demand. I may still pre-order, but at this point, it seems likely I will be waiting until January to receive one

Looking at the early release videos on YouTube, I for one am excited about the new Raspberry Pi 5 and have pre-ordered from the Pi Hut.

The first thing I thought of was using OpenMediaVault with the new Raspbery Pi 5 especially given the fact of the possibility of using the PCIe connector attached to a SATA HAT. Finally RAID on a Pi? That would be a nice NAS solution.

Before I bought a proper NAS enclosure, I used the RPI 4 with 2 USB drives but was not impressed with the performance. Fortunately joining this site, I learned from this forum that USB is not suitable for RAID given it's overhead and unreliability.

The Raspberry Pi 5 with its improved hardware features should indeed offer better performance and capabilities, making it a promising option for running OMV 6.x. The real-time clock, improved USB performance, PCIe connector, and power button are all valuable additions.