H4 in 2024?

[fvolk]

The H3 is just out and not-yet-stable,
however Intel just launched the next generation of low-end CPUs...
...one can dream of them in a H4 in 2024? :-)
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en ... laken.html

[meveric]

I'd rather see a AMD Zen 2 based board.
Maybe 5300U or something like that.
I'd like to have something with amd-pstate support under Linux.
My Lenovo L14 AMD Gen2 work laptop does support AMD-PState and clocks down as low as 400MHz which makes it very energy efficient but still it has very good performance and the GPU outclasses everything you can get from Intel.

[xnd]

See, Asus announced PN42 fanless with the Intel N100 / N200 CPU. I'm looking forward to next generation of Odroid H4 which I will like to buy it (:

https://www.fanlesstech.com/2023/01/asu ... unced.html | https://liliputing.com/asus-updates-its ... ox-models/

with Intel N100 / N200 CPUs: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en ... laken.html
both have TDP 6W, max. 3.40 GHz / 3.70 GHz, DDR4/DDR5, PCIe Gen3 9 lanes

looks interesting They target home-servers (I see 2x LAN)

[rooted]

I'd rather see a AMD Zen 2 based board.
Maybe 5300U or something like that.
I'd like to have something with amd-pstate support under Linux.
My Lenovo L14 AMD Gen2 work laptop does support AMD-PState and clocks down as low as 400MHz which makes it very energy efficient but still it has very good performance and the GPU outclasses everything you can get from Intel.

So much this, the only problem with AMD is they are more expensive and perhaps not even an option for a smaller company like Hardkernel.

I can't see a Ryzen 3 5300U being available for under $300