Never has there been a laptop that can change entire architectures with just a couple of screws! incredibly cool!
@kFY5144 ай бұрын
There were some - moreover, oddly and unbelievably enough, they came from Apple 😅 Remember PowerPC upgrades for m68k Macs (including PowerBooks) in the mid-90s?
@Pauel33124 ай бұрын
@@kFY514 I'm quite sure this was not a laptop...
@kFY5144 ай бұрын
@@Pauel3312 PowerPC upgrade cards were available for the PowerBook 500 series and PowerBook 190, which were indeed laptops.
@fluxpistol36084 ай бұрын
Never?
@kFY5144 ай бұрын
@@Pauel3312 PowerPC upgrade cards were available for the PowerBook 500 series and PowerBook 190, which definitely were laptops.
@vapourisation94004 ай бұрын
Just wanted to say how INSANE it is that a hardware manufacturer is not jus talking about but putting out videos discussing RISC-V! Seriously an amazingly positive step in the tech world
@mateowoetam4 ай бұрын
Not many companies made the jump from x86_64 to RISC-V directly, most jumped first to ARM, this is one of the reasons why Framework is cool.
@morosis824 ай бұрын
The reason they're cool is because there's nothing stopping anyone from making a Snapdragon X board either, except currently you only have a small market of one specific laptop manufacturer.
@Tailslol4 ай бұрын
This is more a test than a jump... Don't expect they stick to ot or even big performance.but this is good to see a RISC laptop for development.
@igorpecovnik4 ай бұрын
not that much difference as marketing is saying.
@fuckgoogle33354 ай бұрын
@@Tailslolits really an investment into RISC-V, they are putting their money towards a more open future, one which will eventually return the investment in spades when they no longer have to pay licensing fees. He's talking about it now
@Raderade1-pt3om4 ай бұрын
RISC V is Linux of architecture
@marcusmcnugget53114 ай бұрын
I am loving the open source ecosystem framework has created, I would love to see more products on the marketplace that support this! It would be great to see adapters show up (and maybe even housings) to let us use our old batteries as portable chargers and our old screens as portable monitors!
@Splarkszter4 ай бұрын
3DPrint and Laser CNC is a good easy option since is all SourceAvailable. DIY it!
@yeox19294 ай бұрын
That's not what open source is. Framework is just open.
@marcusmcnugget53114 ай бұрын
@@yeox1929 good point, thanks for the correction
@Splarkszter4 ай бұрын
source available but youtube deleted my comment
@ThylineTheGay4 ай бұрын
@@yeox1929 ok but community addons are usually open source
@DrathVader4 ай бұрын
That has to be one of the coolest thing about framework laptops. You can take your existing x86 laptop, plop a new board in and now it's a risc-v laptop. Really neat.
@ItsCOMMANDer_4 ай бұрын
Imagine, someone makes a dual motherboard laptop case
@abdullahtrees52044 ай бұрын
If you're changing the motherboard can you really call it the "existing" laptop
@DrathVader4 ай бұрын
@abdullahtrees5204 we're getting into ship of Theseus territory here, but I'd say it's still the same laptop. Most of the parts are the same
@not_kode_kun4 ай бұрын
@@abdullahtrees5204most definitely. Same screen, same keyboard, same case, same disk, same peripherals. Plus, this RISC-V board is really cheap.
@lloyd95164 ай бұрын
My favorite part of this interview was how he described 8GB or DRAM as "maybe not enough for real consumer ready workloads"
@Lars-ju9pw4 ай бұрын
Unlike another massive computer companies offerings, this board doesn't have incredibly fast SSD NAND flash storage onboard for swap. If you actually end up using MicroSD or MMC for swap the experience is misery. I do agree though, in 2024, when all applications are massive javascript frameworks that run in the browser and consume numerous gigabytes of ram, 8gb is awful light for a primary device.
@jonathanwilson88094 ай бұрын
My laptop has 8GB of RAM. Does RISC-V require a lot more RAM? How much RAM would you need on RISC-V for the same performance as 8GB on x86 roughly?
@oggilein14 ай бұрын
@jonathanwilson8809 8GB ram is 8GB ram regardless of the architecture (or the kind of things apple would like you to belive on their macbooks for example), difference of course being that framework are being honest about it
@vickas544 ай бұрын
@@jonathanwilson8809 to take Lars-ju9pw's comment and put it in your context specifically, 8 GiB of RAM is enough for run-of-the-mill consumer apps, *if* you have a reasonably fast SSD (for swap as they mentioned). MicroSD cards generally don't do it, and though eMMC is possible to get fast enough, it's nowhere near as easy as finding a fast NVMe SSD, which this mainboard does not have a slot for. It's not really a question of RISC-V vs x86 or ARM, it's support for fast storage. More RAM can make up for the lack of fast storage, in some ways, so the meta is more RAM = more speed, especially for multitasking. (Or keeping ungodly numbers of tabs open 🙃 )
@jonathanwilson88094 ай бұрын
@oggilein1 yeah I know 8gb is 8gb but doesn't risc require more ram for the same program in cisco?
@dr_ari_gami4 ай бұрын
As a computer science student I'm excited that framework has interns.
@GeFlixes4 ай бұрын
Of course, someone has to bring the coffee. (Just joking ofc).
@microcolonel4 ай бұрын
I mean, no need to joke about that. The interns should bring the coffee, why not? @@GeFlixes
@NorbiPeti4 ай бұрын
@@microcolonel Honestly, even if all I had to do was bring coffee but I could watch them work that'd be pretty cool lol. (Though that applies more to the physical bits, harder to watch people code)
@microcolonel4 ай бұрын
@@NorbiPeti my first software job in loved me spending (too much) time at other people's desks picking their brains. :+ )
@siva2k234 ай бұрын
I'm having a intern from France, she could do anything if I ask, she value the opportunity been given, I'm amazed with her enthusiasm and passion to learn things. She can do overtime, rest day work etc, I pay nothing to her but the Government pay her 800 Euros a month.
@deaneatsgreens4 ай бұрын
Never had more respect for this guy for just handing out documentation to whoever wants to build mainboards for their laptops. Amazing.
@fuckgoogle33354 ай бұрын
Hey! I like knowing that a single hinge sensor can completely brick my laptop with no ability to fix it myself.... /s
@rolfw23364 ай бұрын
And he did a really good quick summary of x86 v arm v risc-v!
@sanket1432 ай бұрын
Thanks for keeping the expectations realistic and not over-glazing the current state of RISC-V
@TheFerdi2654 ай бұрын
I love that Framework is encouraging third party manufacturers to create compatible products and is releasing documentation. I really hope that this openness will lead to the Framework becoming the "IBM PC of Laptops" and having a whole ecosystem of modular Laptops and laptop parts.
@not_kode_kun4 ай бұрын
That would seriously be HUGE. I've been wanting to have a **fully** open source machine for so long (including hardware, firmware and software) without having to go back to the 80's. This finally makes it possible.
@jeffmullins6914 ай бұрын
I like that most of the videos I've seen don't look like their super high cost shoots in studios. I feel like they just call each other and set up a good camera and just talk, looks natural, I like it.
@FinaISpartan4 ай бұрын
Framework is becoming a standard similar to ATX. LOVE IT
@JuanCAraujoS4 ай бұрын
This is a huge leap in technology that might just fly under the radar. The missing link between an academic project and a consumer product. I'm aware many things will be at the raw end and many others might need development in order to make it to market: NVMe and SODIMM support are a few I can come up from the top of my head. Im happy with all of that. Framework is making history.
@Demopans59904 ай бұрын
SODIMM might be too late, though the new LPCAMM standard would certainly last a while
@JuanCAraujoS4 ай бұрын
@@Demopans5990 The point is the same: No soldered memory or storage. Keep it upgradable.
@keyinau4 ай бұрын
the board itself does have an m.2 socket for nvme, but they're using it for wifi instead of storage 😐
@swedneck4 ай бұрын
@@keyinau just strap a wifi-enabled SSD to the laptop
@draxianhyserski16544 ай бұрын
@@swedneck & put WiFi in the USB port :)
@broph3n4 ай бұрын
Love that I could soon have the risc-v / linux laptop
@ChristopherBurtraw4 ай бұрын
That board was nicely built, it looks almost like a factory Framework product!
@FrameworkComputer4 ай бұрын
Yea, we were amazed by how far they were able to get on the first iteration!
@spdcrzy4 ай бұрын
@@FrameworkComputer To be fair, this is what happens when you actually give smart people the tools to allow this kind of design freedom.
@morosis824 ай бұрын
@@spdcrzy I had this discussion the other day with my manager about setting up a hackathon. Surprisingly engineers actually enjoy building cool stuff when they're given the time and capability to do so.
@univera11114 ай бұрын
@morosis82 enjoy building is an understatement. That's why we leave third world to come do it where we will be appropriated and encouraged
@nadtz4 ай бұрын
I've been hoping for an ARM or RISC-V laptop from Framework and always thought I was dreaming. Man I hope this works out.
@DrStoic914 ай бұрын
I really like how Nirav mentioned that the 8gb memory is not enough for the consumers. Unlike u know who thinks that 8g is enough.
@thepinktreeclub4 ай бұрын
cringe comment, spoiled rotten.
@GudieveNing4 ай бұрын
This! (Apple.)
@thepinktreeclub4 ай бұрын
@@DrStoic91 zero sensibility for those who cant afford new pcs, or for poorer countries, if you cant be productive with less than 8 gigs you cant with more either, average apple user mindset right there.
@OkarinHououinKyouma4 ай бұрын
I think 8GiB is enough for daily casual usage...
@jan.tichavsky4 ай бұрын
@@OkarinHououinKyouma 8 gigs is barely enough if you run a modern browser with webs full of JavaScript and want to do more than just scroll through social media.
4 ай бұрын
direction where framework company is going is very cool. looking forward for what is coming next :)
@TheoParis4 ай бұрын
This is making me consider a framework laptop even more now! I just got a VisionFive2 board a few months ago and It has the same RISC-V CPU that the new Framework mainboard will have. The Linux kernel >=6.11 will have improved RISC-V support which means it will be a lot easier to get this hardware up and running. I bet the framework mainboard will need similar patches to be upstreamed eventually (maybe for the device tree).
@niceride3 ай бұрын
riscv64 Linux Kernel v6.11-rc4 packages landed in Debian experimental archive 23rd Aug 2024, with JH7110 CPU enabled for PCIe host. This includes basic devicetree hardware support of VisionFive2, Star64, Mars, Mars CM (by using the Mars devicetree which is similar). Eager to see patches for the deepcomputing products get posted for mainline Linux and upstream U-Boot inclusion ?
@liamblu4 ай бұрын
Just here pushing for the KZbin algorithm. I won't be contributing to developing RISC-V further but I as a consumer will further support and evangalize Framework. Some of my friends got sparkling eyes when I showed them my Framework 16. So far, I am really happy I waited for so long.
@IsmaelLa4 ай бұрын
Sirs and Madams.... this IS HUGE! A great manufacturer putting their foot forward with RISC-V! Amazing, team! Keep it up!
@michael_r4 ай бұрын
I’m glad you’re offering this. I’ve been following RISC V since the beginning and it’s gonna require these kinds of products that “aren’t really competitive” to get the ecosystem jumpstarted and get the silicon better.
@TheBrokenEclipse4 ай бұрын
The future is bright - thank you Framework for supporting it!
@johnjakson4444 ай бұрын
Patterson and crew at U Berkeley must be very proud to see this come to fruition
@WeAreChecking2 ай бұрын
Go Bears!
@n.rujitsuki4 ай бұрын
You got me! This will be my entry into the framework ecosystem. I'm excited to build software on and for RISC-V 🤩
@bluetheredpanda4 ай бұрын
Just wanted to say that, aside from what you do and the impact being incredible, you're actually VERY good at content marketing. Like, I'm a visual designer and front-end dev so let's just say CPU architecture is waaaaaay over my head. Despite that, this was very nice to watch, and you've both done a great job of making this intelligible and interesting even for neophytes, and to be authentic. Your passion shines through the end result. Congrats! 👏 I look foward to watching more.
@jackwoodhead4 ай бұрын
This is so awesome. One of the last features on the list of "top requests" was an ARM board, and DeepComputing has enabled you guys to just skip over ARM altogether. Regardless of how "usable" this board will become once it has driver and kernel support, it'll, at the very least, become the definitive way for programmers to work with RISC-V. I'm hopeful that it will be profitable for you guys and the various companies involved, and I'm excited for the future of cheaper, faster, and more reliable computers.
@JohnVance4 ай бұрын
Hah, the C3 and Crusoe references are apt. Very very exciting to get some variety once again. I miss the days when your motherboard had a socket and what vendor ended up in that socket was up to you.
@FrameworkComputer4 ай бұрын
Crusoe! That's what it was. What a weird processor.
@kFY5144 ай бұрын
To be fair, sockets of those days were designed by Intel for their own products, and other manufacturers just followed their "de facto standard". Part of why that's no longer possible likely is intellectual property, but undoubtedly a big part is that CPUs just got more complicated and sophisticated and between manufacturers or even generations, the CPUs are just too different to fit the same set of signals. Oddly enough, during mid-to-late 90s it was Apple who offered greater flexibility in CPU upgrades, putting Mac CPUs on cards, with upgrade cards often available from third party companies, and many Macs from that era being upgradeable across multiple CPU generations - in some cases even across ISAs (m68k to PowerPC).
@JohnVance4 ай бұрын
@@kFY514 Good points, I saw my share of Daystar and Sonnet upgrades for beige Macs.
@myself2484 ай бұрын
@@kFY514 Yes and no; AMD keeps their sockets going for several generations of cores; AM4 started in 2016 with Excavator-based Athlons and is apparently still getting new Ryzen parts in 2024. Not overlapping with AM4, but back in the Opteron era, there were FPGAs from both Altera and Xilinx that not only spoke the HyperTransport protocol, but dropped directly into an Opteron socket in a multi-socket motherboard. So there were other parties making chips (albeit not CPUs). Also perhaps Transmeta might've had an Efficieon CPU that fit an Opteron socket but I'm finding it hard to confirm that. I suspect that diversity could've been carried forward into the AM4 era if the market forces were there. Third-party CPUs in an AMD board would be pretty neat, and perhaps there's an alternate branch of the timeline out there where Risc-V is just another click on PCPartPicker.
@YSKWatch4 ай бұрын
VIA is still have license to produce x86 chips, but I guess they are not using it.
@enderpirate98874 ай бұрын
I can't wait for the future when both my hardware and software are open source! Anyone else think Intel ME and AMD's equivalent are a little sus? My next laptop will for sure be the AMD 13, I just need to save up and for there to be a touch screen option available!
@JohnVance4 ай бұрын
@@enderpirate9887 I think at least some Tier 1 vendors still allow blowing the ME fuse permanently in the BIOS, but it would be nice to not be forced to have a little proprietary computer inside of an otherwise fully open-source laptop.
@0LoneTech4 ай бұрын
No. They're not a little sus, they're highly sus, as is the size of the firmware they run. RISC-V is in no way immune to this; e.g. the SG2042 has an ARM core with full system access running a proprietary firmware. It's nominal job is to set up the memory controller, but it's not very good at that.
@ltpinecone4 ай бұрын
Board looks really nice! You guys are doing such awesome stuff, hopefully the company lives long and prospers!
@Locationary4 ай бұрын
I really love stories like this, huge respect to Framework.
@ralfbaechle4 ай бұрын
RISC-V has learned from past architectures and the companies behind them. They've all been developed by companies trying to make money on the licenses. Which works and is a legitimate business approach - but doesn't work for every customer. That's the reason why there are some architectures that are similar to MIPS but not compatible. Their designers simply opted to go for something that doesn't involve a licensing contract and an expensive architecture license. Just like the original RISC concept from the early 80s was an evolution of existing architectures RISC-V has taken the RISC concept back to the drawing board and cleaned it up. That's an opportunity which only opens up every few decades or so and it may well be this was even the last time a new general purpose CPU architecture will be able to deliver significant gain.
@SylvianVFX4 ай бұрын
I like the fact that the word "ecosystem" is used a LOT by Nirav. Really shows that he, and Framework as a whole, isn't about them but about everyone. It takes lots of different actors, some working with eachother some against eachother to create an ecosystem. Can't wait to see more actors like DeepComputing get in that said ecosystem.
@rhoharane4 ай бұрын
He's talked about it in previous interviews. Their business strategy is definitely built around the idea.
@nezu_cc4 ай бұрын
Assuming the firmware for it is also fully open, the privacy paranoid people might absolutely love this. I've been playing around with riscv in an emulator but to see actuall developer ready hardware that has an actual plan going forwards, not just a tech demo, is pretty cool. Might get one just for fun at some point.
@Alex-je6od4 ай бұрын
This is absolutely amazing!!! 🎉 Proud to be a Framework laptop holder, and excited to buy the RV64 mainboard! I do wish it had a few more PCI lanes to support an NVMe, but it's an awesome entry-point to the ecosystem.
@yogesh1930013 ай бұрын
I've been thinking about that for a very long time. I'm really happy to see it's being implemented! Amazing!
@planetbeing4 ай бұрын
So cool. This video inspired me to finally get my first Framework laptop and the RISC-V mainboard when it comes out. I've done some stuff like this in the past (like porting Android onto early iPhone hardware) so it'll be fun to hack on this for a good cause!
@aurelienfocant6594 ай бұрын
That was fascinating, would love more discussions about all these topics, maybe with the other companies cited here. Thanks for everything you're doing, beautiful people @ Framework
@RyanLynch14 ай бұрын
so cool, so happy you guys are doing this. proud framework owner here!
@PutterV4 ай бұрын
Love this, looking forward to the future success of this company!!!
@lordkekz44 ай бұрын
Nice, I'm really excited that framework is again pushing the industry forward! I'm really excited to try out the RISC-V board, just to experiment with a bit of lightweight linux. As a NixOS enthusiast, it'd love to try cross-compiling a system image for RISC-V :)
@rafaelsatmАй бұрын
Really important initiative. That's the way. Framework just got another volunteer collaborator. We, as society, NEED to dissociate from this complete dependence on proprietary garbage set to obsolescence.
@ewerybody4 ай бұрын
Mega exciting to see this coming! Would like to see a roadmap, list or something for what's still TBD to have consumer ready competitive perf RISC-V hardware for the masses
@intradibles4 ай бұрын
Wow, looks like RISC-V can permanently change the FW13 and 16 for good basically, making the 'tops feel better to use!
@BobWorrall4 ай бұрын
way cool. i'm pumped to buy the consumer version in the future.
@EndoAshura4 ай бұрын
I really like what you people are doing... the fact that almost everything is replaceable and upgradable is just *chefs kiss*..... I'm still a student tho.... I'll have to wait a few years to get my hands on one of your laptops
@RickTimmis4 ай бұрын
Wow! ❤ You guys are awesome, very exciting to see RISC-V gaining traction. Great video, well produced, and presented
@madornery3 ай бұрын
Wait, what! This is great. What a day to be alive
@kaptn_kapton4 ай бұрын
Since the first framework has been released I am waiting for my notebook to fail to buy a framework to support what you are doing!
@kgonepostl4 ай бұрын
Love my new Framework 16!!
@captainpumpkinhead15124 ай бұрын
I expect the NixOS experience is going to be so janky at first, haha. I'm excited!! RISC-V is finally starting to happen!! Let's gooooooo!!!
@ettoreferruccio61244 ай бұрын
framework is doing cool stuff. this interview is very nice.
@DMoRiaM4 ай бұрын
I really like the possibilities of an open ISA RISC-V processor. But I'm really impressed by the amount of "like" he uses while talking. Atonishing! Made me remember some youngsters I saw having a chat. Kudos, by the way!
@billlodhia56404 ай бұрын
Also, I'd LOVE to see an OpenPOWER implementation!
@grey56264 ай бұрын
Finally a reason to make me interested in Framework.
@toxx12204 ай бұрын
I love everything about this.
@GigawattGarage4 ай бұрын
Framework is awesome and I love what they’re doing. I hope no one has a problem with them running ads on their KZbin channel to make extra money, I certainly don’t care, we all need a lil extra nowadays.
@sahilchourasiya66614 ай бұрын
Note that RISC instruction set is older than ARM, ARM itself is an proprietary IP initially built based on RISCs open standard
@0LoneTech4 ай бұрын
RISC is an architectual concept, not a particular instruction set. The R in ARM stood for RISC (of course they've rebranded since). RISC-V is also not the first attempt at an open one, e.g. that V is there for a reason, and OpenRISC exists (including in silicon).
@russellsmith52784 ай бұрын
Nice - finally a reason to get a Framework!
@dsr01163 ай бұрын
Will be interesting to see how RISC-V develops. I think there could have been more introduction with the RISC architecture (and how it was advertised as the alternative to Intel's CISC based architecture in the 80s). Back then, there were companies like Sun, IBM, Motorola that could develop expensive mainframe computers that used the first RISC architecture for high end graphics or mathematical simulation. Power PC computers (IBM and Macs) were an example of RISC: ARM being a later RISC architecture. While they all tried to meet RISC standards, they staid commercial and proprietary for easier development/ support for enterprise applications (and became complex in their own right). Then also philosophies in processor architecture became further gray by the time of Pentium MMX/ X64 (when Intel processors also incorporated RISC like instructions in some segments of the processor). In short, the hype about RISC vs CISC processors in the 80s just produced processors that are hybrids of both.
@nathantafelsky70894 ай бұрын
2 months in with AMD Ryzen 7 7840U, no regrets - excellent processing speed and keyboard feel! This is cool too!
@luh0344 ай бұрын
I'm so happy to see this! I love the concept of risk-V, but haven't played around with it yet. I will definitely try this if I can afford it!
@giddycadet4 ай бұрын
This is so sick. I'm loving watching this new product category emerge. It's so cool to watch something go from nothing at all, to something that can have early adopters. I really hope this succeeds, I'm so serious, I would love to have a risc-v primary system at some point in the future.
@cbchads65893 ай бұрын
I really hope RISC-V development keeps up. Good to see framework backing it
@sceptre3572 ай бұрын
The GhostWrite vulnerability doesn't impact every use case. Many systems, especially embedded systems and clusters, operate in environments without unprivileged users or unauthorized operators, making the risk minimal. In such scenarios, it may be more practical to use lightweight architectures that aren't burdened by extensive security countermeasures, which can unnecessarily increase both development costs and reduce performance. Many other architectures face similar vulnerabilities, and certain operating systems have persistent flaws that may overshadow any hardware-related issues. If an architecture's performance and energy efficiency are significantly improved by minimizing security measures, it remains a viable solution for specific applications. There are plenty of other options when dealing with systems that involve many untrusted users. Where RISC-V could offer the most value is not necessarily in competing with established architectures, but by focusing on areas where it excels. It may even be wise to develop two distinct RISC-V lines: one optimized for raw performance, as it currently stands, and another designed with more security-focused use cases in mind, catering to environments with unprivileged or end-users.
@LooseOrangeJuice4 ай бұрын
RISC-V is so cool. I'm surprised that companies haven't already started to invest in and adopt it.
@shirro54 ай бұрын
The process and the potential for other mainboards is incredibly exciting, more so than risc-v in its current state. Desktop class arm would be interesting and hopefully we will see more powerful riscv on future.
@AlanDampog4 ай бұрын
I really hope and want this company to continue forward. about to order my first framework device and I would love a riscV board!!! please continue!!!!
@jspencer89yt4 ай бұрын
Framework is listening to us the consumer and I love it.
@openbabel4 ай бұрын
This represents the smashing of monopolies in the computing market,the speeding up of innovation,the response to market of new chips and hardware. This simulates innovation, excuses used to not led RISC 5 damage margins is a business protection issue. However, the Ukraine war and take over of Russia by china is seen as a national security issue for sanction policy. The most interesting statement is the possibly of using RISC 5 chips in multi locations on the board at reasonable price. The use of enterprise systems such as Openindiana is very appealing.
@20NBA014 ай бұрын
Framework, you're a real Chad! Thank you for the work you are doing. My next laptop will definitely be one from you! A question: Do you plan to use LPCAMM2 RAM modules?
@vintagekyoshodotcom4 ай бұрын
Yes, I bought one. I’m working on this board as well as the boiler-f3 and getting Ubuntu 24 on them. Already have Ubuntu running on bpi-f3 but I need to solve the u-boot issue and other things. Great video.
@lovely-shrubbery85784 ай бұрын
great videography
@BenjaminWagener4 ай бұрын
I would love it if Framework sold its components not only as part of a notebook, but also in the form of a mini PC. These usually contain the same SoCs and have the same problems of inadequate modularity and lack of upgrade options. This would "simply" require a housing that leaves out the corresponding components of the laptop, wouldn't it?
@anshumaanmishra37484 ай бұрын
I just hope Framework comes to India soon. I want my first ARM laptop to be a framework
@spda2424 ай бұрын
While I am not target audience for RISC-V I think this is ULTRA COOL 👍 when I buy a new laptop I hope Framework is available in my country 😀
@draggonhedd3 ай бұрын
I am am so excited for this.
@john.dough.14 күн бұрын
This is such a good explanation!
@giorgio784 ай бұрын
Thats really nice to see! Risc v is an incredible interesting architecture
@xdevs234 ай бұрын
Very nice to see this! Just one thing: There is a tablet that also runs RISC-V that I got reminded of: The Pine64 PineTab-V
@grendel6o4 ай бұрын
I hope my next computer uses RISC-V -- the hardware I have now should last plenty of time as I wait!
@egarcia13604 ай бұрын
The future is bright!!!
@terryevans19764 ай бұрын
And this is why I love Framework!
@SalarKalantari4 ай бұрын
That's amazing! I can't wait to buy a upgradable RISC-V laptop!
@tlhunter4 ай бұрын
How does one distribute a pre-compiled binary with so many instruction set possibilities? Is it recommended to only distribute source code to then be compiled on the target machine?
@AzureFlash4 ай бұрын
I'm just a power hipster looking to try running Haiku on this thing
@hresto14 ай бұрын
The impact of risc-v open hardware architecture will be as profound as Linux OS and open source software. Can't wait for its finalization.
@SameAsAnyOtherStranger4 ай бұрын
Asking for a friend- why is the language layer integrated with the binary layer in the CPU? Could there even be a CPU that ran binaries from...the air?
@asmoto7554 ай бұрын
Really interesting! I'd heard of RISC-V, but didn't understand what exactly it was. Now I know :) The future of computing looks exciting!
@bogdanbarbu36321 күн бұрын
I wonder what firmware they ware going to provide for this main board. RISC-V International has various specifications for UEFI and ACPI requirements but some of the specifications, such as the Boot and Runtime Services (BRS) specification, have not yet been ratified.
@0tter5014 ай бұрын
Is LPCAMM RAM planned for any future boards? It would be really nice because it has the upgradability of SODIMM but the powerdraw of LPDDR
@n1rus4 ай бұрын
I subscribed after this video.
@Sunless-Sunny4 ай бұрын
Are you developing an ARM Snapdragon X board that will be actually usable?
@Tgspartnership4 ай бұрын
this is a perfect match for Framework
@aeebeecee37374 ай бұрын
I cannot Not to express my excitement of this moment that is happening
@ty42944 ай бұрын
Curious if jtag will be available on the board for low level debugging?
@TheCerealHobbyist4 ай бұрын
Don’t forget Cyrix when talking x86! I was able to build myself a computer when I was broke because of it!
@marflow4 ай бұрын
you guys are the best. How wonderful...
@Dygear4 ай бұрын
Is there going to be a SWD (Does Risc-V have SWD?) & JTAG header on that board? Making that accessible would be helpful for loading new OSes on to it. Something like RedoxOS.
@johanngambolputty53514 ай бұрын
Really want to be running RedoxOS on a Risc-v laptop, ideally framework but potentially deepcomputings dc roma in the meantime (and framework later). Presumably these use open source firmware? Coreboot or what?