, X86, 64bit, and under $100 USD for both is rare.
this is true but the UDOO X86 II ULTRA is still cheaper as the cheapest Intel® NUC Boards.
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Have you looked at the Atomic Pi? (Also sold on Amazon.) The price point is good.
but it comes with 2GB RAM only
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@abali, which SBC did you chose
I have the similar use-case as you described inI am planning to build a 7/24 home NAS with emphasis on low consumption, low (preferably zero) noise with 2x3.5" SATA HDDs. I do not need RAID. I will run OMV and several other services as plugins or docker containers. I am unsure if any of the boards could do a basic Plex transcoding, as that would be very nice to have. Also I will have two IP cameras attached and recording continuously with zoneminder.
In addition I would like to be able to communicate via RS232 and switching some digital outputs, thus integrated Arduino would be appreciated.
As this requirements need some ram and horsepower when doing transcoding or using ONLYOFFICE as part of my nextcloud instance. I would rather prefer an 64 bit x86 insteand of an ARM CPU, although they run Docker easily too.So far I considered
- UDOO X86 II
UDOO-X86 Part 2: Roaring performance // Review - NVIDIA® Jetson™
- LattePanda Alpha 864s, what got an update recently
LattePanda Alpha: The big mistake? // Review, L.P. Alpha DC power experiments and observations - Page 2 - LattePanda Forum - DROID-H2
did I miss one?
- UDOO X86 II
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Is the Udoo x86 (II in the meanwhile) still a considerable option?
I'm searching for low-power x64 SBC with an Arduino interface able to run docker images. The only SBC I found is the udoo x86 ULTRA, the LattePanda 4G/64G is too weak. I would like to see the Arduino integrated as need e.g. RS232 communication and a few digital outputs.Another option would be to get separate board but all in one is just nicer
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