The new Raspberry Pi 4 top tier has 4gb DDR4 RAM - it's already the most
popular model and has sold out.
Will PiCorePlayer now switch to 64bit in order to address this 4gb RAM?
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...when they have a functional 64bit kernel, maybe.
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Will PiCorePlayer now switch to 64bit in order to address this 4gb RAM?
AFAIK Raspbian is still 32 bit only.
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bennyboyph wrote:
> Will PiCorePlayer now switch to 64bit in order to address this 4gb RAM?
No need - 32-bits can address full 4GB.
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Will there be any noticable difference in PiCorePlayer going from a Pi3
to a 4?
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I made a few comments in the piCorePlayer 5.0.0 thread..
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Thanks, just read them.
I use pCp to run LMS, so I'll get the 4.
A new case will be needed, so I'll wait until the 4 is in stock and
cases are available.
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Tony T wrote:
> Will there be any noticable difference in PiCorePlayer going from a Pi3
> to a 4?
I've just made a setup with my new pi4x4 and pcp600B1, and it is quite
noticeably faster.
As it is also my LMS with local storage, so the fast HD on USB3 is also
contributing to the overal performa
M-H wrote:
> I've just made a setup with my new pi4x4 and pcp600B1, and it is quite
> noticeably faster.
No doubt it's faster. See 'Phoronix'
(https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=raspberry-pi4-benchmarks&num=1)
test.
Speed isn't the only thing that matters. I prefer a Pi which
