Checking Out The Seeed Studio ReServer: Great For IoT + Home Server
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2022
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Watch out people, a scammer is posting to this video. Never reply to anyone on telegram. It's a scam!
Also report every one you see.
Of note: the raspberry co-processor is a RP2040, which is the microcontroller that powers the Raspberry Pi Pico. Nifty device nonetheless, but it's not a Pi 4 or anything like that.
Yes, Came here to say that. :) I checked their site to make sure. It is an RP204 like you say. I think he's got confused what RPi is on there. The two different micro controllers are for when it's used as an edge computing device. They will be a real time component collecting data via sensors and other sources, packaging it up, and piping over to the Linux system.
I thought that too. He should make that clear in the description or a top level comment.
Not worth shelling out for the high-end unless you need the performance then. The ARM M0 is pretty good on it's own for a microcontroller.
Surprised there is almost nothing about it in the video after that intro.
@@emreelmas214 RP2040 is based off Arm M0?
I've been dying to see someone deep dive into this thing! It's also basically the only 11+ Gen NAS on the market, making it the only AV1 decode H/W equipped NAS.
This machine is exactly what I would buy. And for me it’s Proxmox all the way! Truenas and open media vault are way too restricting. Wendel, dive into the Proxmox of possibilities! A container per application, run openmediavault or truenas in a container and have access to VM too.
I've been running TrueNas as a proxmox VM for a few years now, still happy with that setup
I want this, with whatever generation AMD/Intel has AV1 on the iGPU, record TV with Plex, trancode with TDARR, and host it all with TrueNAS or similar
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It would be really cool to get an M.2 TV tuner from hauppauge and use one of these antenna ports adapted to coax. Top tier device would be a docker container that is given one of the video ports and connects to your TV to become the equivelant of an Nvidia Shield
Unfortunately we'll be waiting a while for actual full Decode/encode support on an iGPU equipped NAS.
Certain 11/12th gen mobile CPUs are equipped with Intel's AV1 DEcode hardware. Although even THAT is difficult to discern, as they break their mobile 11th gens up by "Intel UHD Graphics for 11th Gen Intel Processors (G4)" and "Intel Iris Xe"...
Literally THAT'S the name of of their baseline mobile iGPU for i3's, cheap i5's, workstation CPUs, and certain Pentium/Celerons. Then the higher end i5 and i7 mobile CPUs get big boy "Iris Xe" graphics.
What's not clear is if both iGPUs get AV1 decode, or just the Iris Xe flavor.
If it's both, hope for a Celeron 6305 or Pentium 7505.
If it's only Iris Xe; this i5-1135G7 is your lowest end, widely available option.
Unfortunately, ALL of them are embedded CPUs, meaning no socketed solutions, and NONE of them support AV1 ENcode.
For full iGPU encode support, we're stuck waiting for Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake, and it will STILL be likely feature locked to higher end, and/or embedded mobile CPUs with higher specced iGPUs.
So in summary, if you want AV1 hardware encode/decode, make allowance for an Intel Arc dGPU like an A310/380.
If only Seeed Studio put the same amount of effort into their website so that it worked reliably in Firefox... Tooo much Javascript presumably only tested in Chrome. To quote Scotty: "The more they overthink the plumbing the easier it is to stop up the drain."
This would be really fun to make a security gateway that did VPNs, routing, security screening and even TLS Introspection.
For people who are interested in the ARDUINO option, there is the FIRMATA Project. It gives very low entry level to have the Arduino for additional input and outputs. It works with most Arduino versions and can be used with any Arduino connected to USB.
There is just a Raspberry PICO in the higher configuration. Not! A Raspberry Pi! The pico is a whole over type of device. It can't boot any OS like the Pi could.
I'd like to see something using the Jetson module. I think that would be awesome.
would love to see the on-board Raspberry Pi utilized for Pi KVM, will make an ideal off-site backup machine for a remote location
He got it wrong, it's an RP2040, that is a micro controller. Not a RPi. So unfortunately not able to be a KVM.
The first "Arduino" I bought, 10+ years ago, was a seeeduino... for a 3D printer.
I want a reasonably power efficient server that can run a bunch of dockers a couple VMs but is also able to 'turbo up' to handle the occasional heavy load. Lastly want a good card for video streaming (jellyfin)
I wonder if they could get co processors to work nicely with the x86-64. That could let the co processors deal with small and background tasks when the laptop isnt in use and speed isn't the priority b
You went STRAIGHT from self-hosted to the checkout page, didn't you 😂
I like to see vPro AMT KVM on it, like seen with some of of the Intel NUC's.
I wonder if we will ever see ARM device like a Pi integrated on our x86 motherboards or even in our x86 CPUs.
Cool little system
Hey Wendell.... here's your "drooling" towel....
Very cool. Can we get one with nothing but 4x PCIE M.2 M key slots? Max out the CPU PCIE lanes because my spare M.2 drives are STACKING UP. I need something to do with them!
Maybe a DNS updater deamon / email server /pfsense router? / low traffic webserver / sftp (or more secure modern equivalent) server / Home Assistant server. You know a box to put all the little things securely and segregated all in one place.
Cool device 😎👍
Is the Arm coprocessor like an Aws Nitro card or a Mellanox Bluefield DPU? J.k.
Kindest regards.
If this had a 6800U, it would be a "Take my money!!!" situation.
Yeah, a fast mobile AMD CPU for perhaps virtualization or running lots of tasks at once would be helpful.
It would be nice though if they could incorporate a socketed CPU into this system. It may be difficult, and the engineering here is already really impressive, but being able to customize your system to your needs in a product like the Asrock Deskmini is something that, at least for me, would be really nice to have.
That would perhaps be more appropriate for a larger form factor system, but at that point, I feel like your surpassing the purpose of having a small form factor computer anyway. I can dream I guess
you could probably 3d-print drive trays without the pull tabs at the end...? would there be space for a card in the pcie slot then?
Is this a sponsored video?
Don't think so. Unless they missed some editing, but Wendell seems too excited to play with this thing and they're pretty weary of anti-consumer practices.
Would like to throw an additional U.2 Optane drive in there but I understand it's niche.
Eeek, starts at $670.
Bit rich for my blood.
I'll go back to eyeing that ZimaBoard for my lowly requirements.
How would you go about building an external server for audio to host virtual instruments and plugins? Would need as many cores as possible, large fast RAM and fast read NVME‘s……now there is a challenge for you, are you game for it?
with all the options it could as well be a very sleek "forbidden router" 🤔
P1600X 58GB is Gen3 x4. Confirmed in person. Not that it matters since it can't saturate the link anyways.
So the Pi is just independently stuck in there? Was waiting for more info about that to come in the video after that intro.
Is the RP2040 one available? I can't find the 1145GRE nor the 1185GRE on the Seeed website.
8:06 anyone know how he did it? with 2 3.5 hdd installed, there is no more space to install that pcie expansion slot for M.2 ssd.
I am interested, but they dont list any models but the low and mid end, the higher end with the RPi co-processor are MIA
There's a model with an RP2040, a microcontroller made by the Raspberry Pi foundation. Prevailing theory in the comments is that Wendell got them mixed up because they're both arguably Raspberry Pis, just for different use cases.
Configure it this way.............I would like to see it with one Micron 30.2 TB U.3 HD at 7 GBs and 2 - M.2 Gen 4 slots. 10 GB Port and 2 USB 3/4 ports. Speed and plenty of storage !!!!
Meh, no ECC (?), is there a version with an AM4 PRO APU?
You said there would be links to the on sale optane. I'm not seeing any. Did I miss something?
You can see it in the video at 5:24. It flashes by very quickly.
It looks like newegg is out of stock on those.
I will probably always associate Seeed with the German reggae band.
they got something like this but with 4 drive slots? because this little thing is cool as shit.
Hmm this might be a viable solution to upgrade my A300 DeskMini from AsRock, anyone experience with transcoding on this yet?
I have 2x NVNE, and 2x SATA 2.5 in the X300 I own. The m.2 WiFi could hook up to 2x external 3.5" disks via an adapter if you needed additional space.
@@dfgdfg_ what type of 3.5 drives where those?
If you are doing a storage server , for instance - a movie server... would you need a intel optane? well NO! I wouldnt use something like this without 10gbit network... so this is semantics
He's using Optane for SLOG on ZFS, which you want pretty much at RAM speeds on ZFS even on slower network connections, and more importantly for wear resistance.
How dare they call i5 high performance.