Re:The Raspberry Pi can boot off NVMe SSDs now
by axiolite on Wednesday March 24, 2021 @02:31AM
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> I want to leave this on 24/7 and run various cron jobs etc, so I want the low-power ARM chip.
You can find Atoms and Celerons (e.g. N3060) just as low power (5W). Plenty of such low-power mini PCs are available. Ones with 128GB are well within your price range... here's just one for $158: https://amazon.com/dp/B08T71WXL3
Or you can go with one of the few which include M.2 slots... I have a couple, myself.
You can find Atoms and Celerons (e.g. N3060) just as low power (5W). Plenty of such low-power mini PCs are available. Ones with 128GB are well within your price range... here's just one for $158: https://amazon.com/dp/B08T71WXL3
Or you can go with one of the few which include M.2 slots... I have a couple, myself.
Amazon and Minisforum are good places to start.