Official Preinstalled Raspberry Pi OS SD Card supports Command queueing

[@MY-yb2gw]

That transition between camera footage and onscreen capture is very cool

[@DIY_Donkey]

You don't need a working OS to write a fresh OS. Ensure you are connected via ethernet, remove all bootable media and turn on, on the initial boot screen hold down shift and it will download and run imager. This is based on the eeprom being upto date which on a new board should already be done.

[@leepspvideo]

@@DIY_Donkey true. Not sure why I didn’t think of that 😄. I never use it as I have so many devices kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqPUq4KdYqx2apIsi=XVR5liNOdwJyC_D0

[@52Pi_Maker_Education]

Wow, this table full of MicroSD cards in various colors looks great! I really like them! Lee, thank you for your video!

[@superangrybrit]

I bought the RPi 64gb msd card for my OMV. Works great. Can't say it's snappier. I usually buy AmazonBasics MSD cards. Cheers!

[@johnbowles4754]

Again, a brilliant video, I've got a Samsung 64 and 128gb Evo sd cards and now I'm going to install pi 64 bit on both, you've given me the confidence to do this, many thanks 😊

[@WattTheTech]

Just got the 64GB Pi card today went with the blank version and its fast, very impressed so far, its faster than my best card Kingston Canvas React :) So it seems the Pi 64GB gives you more performance over the Pi 32GB you have So with the official 64GB Pi card I get Seq Write 70620 / Random Write 4114 / Random Read 6964

[@alexanderscholz8855]

It can be that the new pi sd cards are with a new hardware for booting the System. The SD Organization announced it a year ago or so. Because booting a system fast was not really so good in terms of speed and the lifespan for the sd. So they make a sperate chips or so for booting system. But there was a ton more what is involved, but I can't remember. Thanks for the Video 😎😎😎‼️‼️‼️

[@nobisx4695]

You should probably choose the middle score as in this case for the highest score there is a huge discrepancy

[@minigpracing3068]

Because of the way some of these cards are manufactured, the larger cards can have a speed advantage. Back in the early days you might get a 32gb with a single "memory chip" where the 64gb version might have a pair inside the epoxy covering giving the ability to stripe the two "chips" together and get faster speed. Not sure if these modern cards are built this way. Panasonic P2 media did this a long time ago to get the speeds fast enough and big enough for video recording.

[@gd.ritter]

would be cool if they could get them in the raspberry red color instead of black. probably would add too much cost though

[@thomashewitt6287]

Enable CQE on the NVMe !

[@thelifeofsims5023]

I wondered what you thought about the new commodore 64x computer mate

[@leepspvideo]

@@thelifeofsims5023 I think it’s cool. I wouldn’t buy one though

[@MorganMacaulay-ri6vf]

It has never been my object to record my dreams, just to realize them.

[@VictorYale-oo6sm]

Who we are never changes. Who we think we are does.

[@JeffBromley]

Is that a case for a 52pi ice tower plus cooler? What is it and where do I get it. I bought the 52pi plus cooler and can’t find a case. If so will it accommodate a NVMe board underneath?

[@leepspvideo]

@@JeffBromley My new NVMe setup Raspberry Pi 5. Plus longer PCIe cable tests kzbin.info/www/bejne/eomZpZpje76SpKs

[@JeffBromley]

Thank you for the reply. Nice set up :) I like it. But my real question is will it fit the extra big ice tower cooler, the “plus” in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4S5qqBqoNyZpsUsi=3pZreFdiuqPxTEcA Have you tried to put that in a case. I can’t seem to find one.

[@leepspvideo]

@@JeffBromley Sorry I misread the comment. 52Pi Geekpi said they were working on one. I gave them some suggestions

[@NancyMorton-u7k]

If you break your neck, if you have nothing to eat, if your house is on fire, then you got a problem. Everything else is inconvenience.

[@olafschermann1592]

11:52 i wish every systems reboots withing 0.2 sec

[@-someone-.]

I like your micro sd card storage containers ( I remember when you created 3D printed them), but how do you label them? Do you have some sort of system to distinguish what’s on each one!? I slot all my micro sd cards into the ssd card adapter and write what’s installed on that (defeats the purpose of maximising space, but I can’t write that small on an actual micro sd)

[@leepspvideo]

@@-someone-. I just have a notes app with a simple table. If I have more than 1 of the same card I put a number on it.

[@-someone-.]

@@leepspvideo ok simple and effective…👍

[@gostixxxx]

I'm using 64Gb card from temu for 3$ in my Pi5, works quite fast. I think big difference can be seen when switching to SSD. So, no reasons to pay such price for official SD. Seq write 61914 KB/sec Rand write 998 IOPS Rand read 3880 IOPS

[@JimmyCerra]

Where’d you get those sd card cards!?

[@leepspvideo]

2:20 in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpzViX2lpbuLo6ssi=DsNAcPVwjQ7-HtxL

[@JimmyCerra]

@@leepspvideothank you! That was cool of that person to give you some!

[@jamesrskinner]

Where do you get your SD card cases?

[@leepspvideo]

2:20 in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpzViX2lpbuLo6ssi=DsNAcPVwjQ7-HtxL

[@olafschermann1592]

10:24 it says - CQHCI = command queueing?

[@leepspvideo]

@@olafschermann1592 I guess it’s present but not enabled

[@nikobellic570]

Cheapest, most swappable solution are flash drives. Flash drives still faster than sd, in my tests. Edit: also less likely to get errors. I still like that they've bumped up SD card speeds. They were the OG storage drives for the pi

[@leepspvideo]

@@nikobellic570 what flash drives are you using? I like Samsung bar but they aren’t as cheap as the Axe at £6. Cheap USB flash drives usually have quicker sequential but poor Random speeds.

[@nikobellic570]

​@@leepspvideo Samsung fit plus. Relatively cheap at 9 quid off Amazon for 64gb . I'm not certain anymore whether it's random speeds are better than a2 microsd. Need to check again

[@MyPhone-qg2eh]

The price of these speed boosts are amazing. How does this compare to the nvme drive?

[@Maulana_rhodes]

Nvme is always better

[@leepspvideo]

@@MyPhone-qg2eh nvme is far quicker kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn6kaZhqp5Z0i7Msi=K4T6xMBKuqFAaDcJ

[@another3997]

​@@Maulana_rhodes Theoretically, yes, and in reality too... most of the time. But it's not just about the NVME drives (older ones were slower than modern ones), the hardware it interfaces with is important too. A bit like plugging a USB 3.x memory stick into a USB 2.0 port won't give you USB 3 speeds, or putting a really powerful GPU in a slow PCI-E x1 slot won't make your games run well. So maybe "Almost always". 😉

[@LessPlum3393]

Raspberry Pi Official NVMe is here again, should you buy and speed it? Idk if you can buy

[@LessPlum3393]

Raspberry Pi Official NVMe is same price as 1TB NVMe from Amazon. I guess 1TB NVMe from Amazon is better.

[@leepspvideo]

@@LessPlum3393 I have just been sent the 256 version

[@JeSuisUnePatate]

Great vid! Thank you !!

[@g.s.3389]

i get amazing performances with the amazon branded cards.

[@nakfan]

Super interesting content... Thanks.

[@DslashV]

cool

[@EdwiinHoward]

People who insist on picking their teeth with their elbows are so annoying!