Single Board Computer with GTX 1650! Amazing performance!

[@ETAPRIME]

Correction it turbos up to 2.6Ghz for some reason I said 4.6Ghz it did that this would be a monster!

[@_Manfat]

lol.... i had to do a double take when listening to this :)

[@anthonyton1753]

Eta prime arcade 1up build ?

[@High_Bounce]

you should try the lattepanda with a 10gbe network card lol

[@NoBodysGamer]

You can "overclock" this CPU by increasing its TDP to 15w, I had the same CPU in GPD WIn device and thats how we "overclocked" it with small heatsink and mobile, you have huge heatsink, its going to work great

[@elonwong]

That would be amazing...

[@rasheedulhaq5906]

2010: my computer had a graphics card 2020: my graphics card had a computer

[@singhdheeraj998]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Bustermachine]

That's . . . not entirely different from how many Game Consoles are usually built. They're more like GPUs with integrated CPUs than CPUs with integrated graphics.

[@Emiichoco]

@@Bustermachine ok

[@Bustermachine]

@@Emiichoco I mean, I don't think I'm exactly wrong am I? The PS4 consolidates the CPU and GPU onto a single chip and shares the same 8 gigs of DDR5 RAM between system and graphical operations. But to my knowledge the PS4, while underpowered, at launch compared to gaming PCs of the time, was still capable of graphics far superior to what would be found on chip graphics of conventional CPUs at the time.

[@Emiichoco]

@@Bustermachine idc , all I do is reply with *ok*

[@koalakun3195]

I installed a RTX 2080 in my calculator. Now it can run Crysis.

[@KoAkhusaNjeX]

Lol :D

[@carlharrison3637]

Thats nothing, I slapped one of those RTX bad boys to my Door Bell - you should see the faces of people to come to my house - they look so real, its unbelievable !

[@koalakun3195]

Carl Harrison what’s the FPS count

[@draz9765]

That joke is bizarrely old

[@koalakun3195]

Slipknot3eb old but funny

[@dkroka9990]

The moment when the graphics card is larger than the whole pc.

[@eritert]

It has begun

[@eritert]

George Zaharia it has begun

[@dannur]

if the graphics card is part of the pc then is the graphics card bigger than itself?

[@dushyanthkandiah3943]

it will go fanless once qualcomm starts mass producing

[@Garycarlyle]

Most games will have AI running from a server soon even in single player.

[@Ardeact]

that moment when this is 20x better than your PC

[@kirisuma2186]

exactly >.>

[@orzeeee]

@@kirisuma2186 its not beter then my pc...but..sooo much coooooooler Q_Q

[@kirisuma2186]

@@orzeeee Thats soooo true... just imagine if a friend comes to you, and see's this thing. He will propably "Nice graphics card... but where is the PC" and you can only smile and say: It is my PC. I think you can't get a PC more compact than this xD

[@AaronShenghao]

Oh paper, but it is only using a 4x link which makes the graphics card severely bottle-necked

[@teamnir853]

@@AaronShenghao not really. 1650 would use the full bandwidth of a 16x slot. the bottlenecking on an 4x slot would be very minimal

[@sytzebuz]

Neat. 90 degree pciX connector will add to the "compactness"

[@jesmasco]

Pcie, pcix is a different type

[@ArifKamaruzaman]

@@jesmasco yea it's different, but what about pcie 90° connector

[@clarkkent6026]

compactness is disastrous! giving that both cards are almost the same surface you need to mount it parallels, not 90 degrees! in fact these boards have holes and mounting kits for stacking up, not L-shaping (facepalm)

[@simply_cake]

Angel 462 I think he means pcie express

[@lilracerboi]

Mount everything to the back of a monitor and you've basically got an AIO that can game.

[@zacharyybarra7676]

Its exactly what Im wanting to do with a build. Portable mid to low PC. Attach that bad boy to a monitor

[@nick-kj6vg]

A type of iMac PC?

[@oof5882]

@@nick-kj6vg but for an affordable price

[@sommie4935]

icanafforditMac

[@ninjaenjoyer4607]

@@oof5882 Yeah, but also it can run games on a playable fps.

[@turn1p]

And then i saw the $409 price tag

[@TecnoCR]

Yea the latte panda is not cheep XD

[@jamesmacintyre]

Yup. Might as well just buy larger items for cheaper.

[@Boemel]

for that money get a i5 4670k and rx 580 with 16gb ram ...

[@ahmedalshamsi1723]

@@TecnoCR about 300usd

[@urbanumbra6170]

If I see the components used ill for sure make this

[@Zoyx]

Yeah, a 90 degree adapter, and a low profile (half height) video card would make this more compact.

[@FLV95]

A 1030 low profile and 90° adapter

[@campkira]

you put case on the thing and you will had problem with heat and airflow.... and hope you don't accident go near a water on it....

[@PatalJunior]

Yeah, i have one and is only 35w under max load, so even a 60w power brick would be enough.

[@denzelb5380]

@@PatalJunior you are running a sff gaming rig with 35w under max load? What are the specs

[@WickedGamerCollector]

Wow... that's some sick performance !

[@JaggoRED]

This would make a really good RV/camper computer for long trips! very neat.

[@twmbarlwmstar]

So would a smartphone if you think about it, with a USB OTG.

[@lukethomson7361]

@@twmbarlwmstar but this can run better games then a phone.... PCMR FOR THE WIN

[@twmbarlwmstar]

@Black Hazard MKII All easy, and less than £100. You could be using a touch screen so just a screen from £70. And the power source is a partial issue, as you'll need one full stop.

[@qinnx3704]

just buy gaming laptop

[@nickrosetti9224]

Damn prime!!! That's friggin awesome!! Your a beast dude!!

[@springbok4015]

You’re*

[@QsPracticalNonsense]

This. Is. Badass. Never thought of this, i need to make a tiny computer now

[@yescs]

btw guys csgo performance would be better on an online match as cpu doesnt have to do calculation for bots

[@6Twisted]

Now stick it in a GameCube case. I love seeing these tiny builds because it really highlights how far computers have come. Back in the day I was amazed at how small the GameCube was and now you have fully fledged gaming PC's on a tiny PCB.

[@mtbrain1]

brb doing this to my old broken gamecube. only part he's missing for that is a PCI-e riser.

[@twmbarlwmstar]

It isn't a fully fledged gaming PC, it is a computer running dGPU. That is notable, but this wouldn't be very great at what most gamers call gaming. As an emulator it would be great though, so I suppose you could argue it is gaming. But no Rise of the Tomb Raider for sure..

[@mtbrain1]

@@twmbarlwmstar I'm not looking to play AAA games, I'm looking to have a Gamecube with every GameCube game on it without having shelves of disks. I might to SD storage and just keep a collection of mSD cards by genre or Publisher.

[@jasonyantentorres3763]

I love mini itx PCs. Now I´m working on a mini itx case built by myself and also using a pico power supply.

[@Otawakun]

If only latte panda is cheaper then it is really enticing to build a system like this.

[@ETAPRIME]

If they could bring the price down to around $200 it would definitely make it more accessible.

[@novelnouvel]

you can use atomic-pi. its $38 x86 sbc

[@ETAPRIME]

Novel Nouvel the atomic pi had no way of attaching a GPU.

[@novelnouvel]

@@ETAPRIME there are always a ways. maybe usinh external gpi hehehe

[@Otawakun]

@@ETAPRIME and if also udoo bolt is cheaper also, did you join the Kickstarter? I think it is a great sbc considering the hardware in it.

[@frederikholfeld868]

crazy stuff :D the most interesting thing for me was doom, because vulkan managed to feed the cpu so well that it was at 100% utilization the entire time, how it should be when you are not gpu bound. nice video!

[@howlshelby1596]

You are great KZbinr you turn my imagination into real life thank you

[@conicEllipse]

Dude, this is an awesome and mind-blowing video. I would have never thought to do this.

[@LastExile1989]

And people say the i7 2600 is a huge bottleneck these days. Awesome video.

[@xnoreq]

Well yeah, with a current CPU you can get 30% to 60% higher FPS in CPU-bound scenarios. That's a significant difference.

[@maksdorleans]

@@xnoreq maybe but, i got an i7 2600 non k with a RX 570 with 0,002% bottleneck, and i run every games at least high settings and most of the time at ultra 60fps 1080p, i think this is really good for an 8 years old cpu, but sure, i coul get an 8th gen i3 and it would rip the hell of my i7. but no reason to change it if it work perfectly good, edit: the only game where it struggle to keep 60fps is GTA5 at very high

[@xnoreq]

@@maksdorleans Wherever you got that number from it is BS. Or do you really think your CPU takes less than a nanosecond per frame?

[@Blind-Ambition]

Cant help but think this would look better aesthetically with a low profile 1050ti and a custom enclosure

[@eemu]

Yeah

[@M1ndblast]

Most things look better with a custom enclosure :)

[@pirateofms]

I think this would be a good project to try to put into something like a Razer Core or Alienware Amplifier.

[@12346798Mann]

maybe also a 90degree pcie adapter or one with a short flexcable, then the gpu and the panda would be parallel and even more compact.

[@twmbarlwmstar]

Check out the Palit GeForce GTX 1050 Ti KalmX, I’m not sure it is available in the USA though. What it’s use case is I don’t know, or I didn’t. You could build the case around that, have it on top, with the Latte Panda ‘wrong way’ around. This is what I plan to do with the STX As-Rock A300 motherboard quite possibly (although I may not as I have three ideas) in the case of the A300 the re are two M.2, one on the top and one on the bottom which aids the idea somewhat. The Palit is a pointless GPU to my way of thinking, as it is really too large for small form factor and there are better fan cooled LP options for that, and because it is passive, while it isn’t bad it isn’t the best 1050Ti performance wise. So only someone who wants a silent PC in nothing smaller than a mATX can realistically and genuinely find a use case for it. That doesn’t stop it costing £150 new though and getting good resale prices on eBay until very recently. This is why it has been stuck in a box unopened for the last 9 months, along with a 1030 that I bought at the same time while drunk.

[@mattboyer774]

Super cool dude. Had a good laugh when you bleeped gta.

[@shadowrunner3k94]

I AM INLOVE WITH THIS! thank u so much for sharing ETA! keep up the legit videos!!!!

[@bigjohn4498]

A prime example of cpu bottlenecking. 100% cpu utalisation

[@smol9853]

A 2 core 4 thread cpu on 7W pushes 40 fps in gta 5. You're hard to impress :(

[@TheRealSamPreece]

i mean we already knew that would be the case.

[@narwhal4304]

@@smol9853 It WOULD be impressive if the price of the LattePanda wasn't equal to an i7 2600/3770 Dell Optiplex with a much more capable CPU and proper support for ATX power supplies. Assuming someone had $210 + $150 for both a PC and 1650, they could put together a Dell Optiplex with an i5 2400, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD and a 3GB GTX 1060. Altogether than would be about $300. This isn't to discredit the LattePanda, it's a great x86 tiny board PC. But adding a 1650 to it isn't practical.

[@edopt7204]

It ain't a bad bottleneck tho the gpu still gets above 50% at most points... I've seen worse

[@kie1878]

This is really impressive, I'd love to see something like this with a portable form factor.

[@JonLondrezos]

this thing would make an awesome Plex server with cuda transcoding

[@benfraser7747]

Awesome! Love how you found a cool use case for this widely reviled card!

[@matthewavilez318]

ETA Prime: *Censors a curse word* ETA Prime 5 seconds later: *Runs over a pedestrian*

[@Zaydel]

Awesome! Thanks for trying to do this for us!

[@ej_tech]

The GTX 1650 finally has a legitimate use.

[@Starwarman1]

The 1650 has a use. Great for putting in prebuilts

[@Starwarman1]

That's what I did with a 1050ti

[@Starwarman1]

@@sporkmaster3689 anything with a semi new quad core will be fine. Which is a ton of computers. It's what I did

[@zoobear02]

This is actually super cool. I never thought that PC gaming could get this small, but you took it to another level. I am very impressed.

[@Ryan_Perrin]

This definitely gives me faith in the next gen console abilities

[@maximustitan8171]

This Channel is so amazing. Very imformative.

[@Viking8888]

I would LOVE to see the LattePanda people bring out an updated unit with the new Ryzen mobile chips. Wouldn't need an off board graphics card then!

[@kennylender7252]

I agree I also would like to see one with a like a a75 or dual a55 cpu and a full pcie 16x slot I truly believe sbc and arm is the future of computing

[@kennylender7252]

allow me to rephrase the future of consumer computing

[@Viking8888]

@@kennylender7252 The new mobile chips are still based on Zen+, which is still a great platform, but It will be even better when the mobile parts are updated to Zen 2. Those will make for a fantastic RyzenPanda SBC!

[@kennylender7252]

@@Viking8888 ut oh do I hear a panda ryzen? ;)

[@zenitpro]

Very cool combo and fine results. And man... what a sexy monitor that is!

[@iurabordei933]

Wow, amazing. Now it only needs some sort of enclosure and done!

[@Blind-Ambition]

my thoughts exactly

[@HandheldHardware]

I'm working on that right now, ~1.9L and an Xbox 360 power supply for both GPU and LPA

[@HandheldHardware]

@@Blind-Ambition Link to video with my prototype case design kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKezgXR7rtKXe9U

[@willgilliam9053]

Maybe some sort of Cube shape, to protect the Gaming hardware? ;)

[@rokuthedog]

@@willgilliam9053 put it in a gamecube

[@duane8620]

Hey there, first video on this channel... with a thumbnail and title like that, I was sold. New sub now, great video!

[@jonkenkhel5244]

PERFECTLY BALANCED AS ALL THINGS SHOULD BE

[@PadPoet]

Wow, indeed amazing performance. Thanks again bro, your videos are very insightful on these little machines. Like stated, now all that's needed is a nice enclosure with some vents for cool air and it's a very nice powerful compact solution.

[@pokepack9029]

DIY pandora box. Crazy setup, am thinking about making a emulator mini bartop arcade.

[@resuort]

Just to think that this setup blows away top tier pc's from the early 00's. This beats my first computer a dual K6 processor and voodoo3 3000 card like its no bodies business. Just think in 20 years we will have tiny computers with 64 cores and 512gb of ram about this size.

[@PacketWrangler]

I have an extra 1050ti laying around...Now I'm really gonna have to give this a go.

[@venomr6rider]

amazing build sir... also you could host a radio show or podcast you have a great voice for it. thoroughly enjoyed the video, great stuff and keep em coming!

[@Hyperus]

About the CSGO testing: Bots severly impact performance, especially when your core count is that low.

[@unbreakableironman]

ETA Prime: For the last couple of weeks I have been reading and watching videos on something I would like to do, but I like what you have created in your vids and maybe you are the best person to ask. I already have a beast of a computer in my office with a 5700xt and everything maxed. I am looking into getting a secondary mini PC that is very portable with basically a power cable and an HDMI cable out, so that I can just plug into any TV in my house or the TV mounted in my back patio. Here's my realistic expectation: I will probably play my backlog on STEAM with older titles with the high end ones probably being LA Noir, Max Payne, GTA IV/V and all my AAA titles I will play on my rig in the office. So I want in this mini PC something that can get me at least 720p on medium settings or 1080p on low settings. I will tell you my budget in a bit. I want to use some parts I already have, a 240 GB SSD and a 1TB 7200 rpm HDD. Yes, I know it will be hard to have a 3.5" HDD in there, but with my budget, it has to go in there as my SSD is not too large for OS and games as well. Budget is $300-$350. I know my best bet is an APU in the meantime, but hopefully I can get a decent MOBO that I can add a cheap GPU later on. I would like to put in 16 GB of DDR4 since those keep dropping and I just saw a pair for $60. The APU will be using some of it so I would rather not have only 8 GB. Any tips you or anyone else here are welcome. Thanks.

[@MaxMustermann]

Fantastic. All you need, is just a tiny acrylic glass case.

[@renderz]

Fantastic. I would never build something like this personally, but I'm totally fascinated by what is possible. Very nice.

[@JimTheKid]

The pcie adapter is probably bottlenecking this a bit

[@devrim-oguz]

@@isaackvasager9957 hmm

[@daretodreamtofly3288]

We are getting so close to a really small mobile PC. It's not hard to imagine a 12v battery (either a DIY or maybe a 12v cordless tool battery) and a HDMI screen like a johnwill 15.6" USB c screen. Not really a DIY laptop, but smaller than any Atx or Itx build. This is really cool.

[@meowritz]

3D print a nice little case for it! Would be awesome

[@GugartsAnimations]

You don't install a gpu in your pc... you install a pc in your gpu! Great video!

[@ewookiis]

Hilarious and nice setup - I agree with below - make it compact - imagine the portability funnies one can have with that setup.

[@paulwratt]

Finally a workable Intel gaming solution for 12v power setups, and so clean too, thanx a million !!!

[@LifeByKpop]

Dude! That's awesome. 😍👍

[@santiagomarval7717]

Amazing build! So many possibilities great work

[@Ethan-ck6iz]

Shows GTA scene of him killing a bunch of people *bleeps out swear words*

[@gregoriodia]

my observation exactly!

[@mcLOVINdonalds]

its for demonetization purposes, need that yt money

[@Clarity520]

He ain't making these videos for charity lol

[@GenesisRussell-jt2rp]

@Page Fault you say that like its a bad thing. he wants to make money doing something he enjoys

[@josephperkins9535]

this is a bad ass little setup. i might build this as a little portable PC build for LAN parties for certain games.

[@zfkyle]

Guy:*Takes Out 3 yrs old Gameing Latop* ETA PRIME: Oh Its On

[@eyealienit]

very true

[@JohnSweevo]

Stunning Nice mini comp

[@kainoa82858]

This would be a great emulation machine

[@cunnyman]

No it won't lmao. 1. Intel HD can pull 4K with PSP and PS2 emulator. 2. Shitty CPU cannot emulate anything higher.

[@Flo422]

Nice combination of components, thanks for making this video! It should be noted that the PCIe x4 connection is only specified to deliver 25 Watt as there a fewer electrical contacts available: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Power

[@CrazyKingJammy]

great setup! still wanting to stuff a mini PC inside of a gamecube! the 1650 is a perfect GPU for such a task... but I dunno about that weak CPU though... need something better to. be able to play games.

[@twmbarlwmstar]

As Rock A300- it is currently cheapest if you buy the barebones kit which has a case (which many people bin), MB and PSU brick. This costs about £/$150. there is a 310 model but that is Intel only, you can fit any Intel CPU up to the TDP limit (so not many as it is 65W IIRC). The A300 is AMD-if you see the A300(W) get it as it comes with a decent Intel WiFi/BT card (none on board). The best CPU you can fit is the Ryzen 2400G (and the 3400G when it launches thanks to a BIOS update, that will give you a 150Mhz bump over the 2400G they say). As that is an APU you don't have to go m.2 for dGPU. But you can. the A300/310 has no PCIe but two M.2. Same procedure. STX is 5" square so very small. I have built one, about to do another with a dGPU. The benefit of a 1050 (or 1650 better) is low power requirements and superior graphics to the APU. How big is the game cube?

[@CrazyKingJammy]

@@twmbarlwmstar Ive been having my eye on that A300! gamecube is pretty small, still need power to throw in a 1650, maybe the new 7nm Ryzen would have a GPU around the same power as a 1650? hard to say... Sadly the challenge of a gamecube volume is real. lol but we are getting there!

[@twmbarlwmstar]

@@CrazyKingJammy The 3400G isn't Zen2. Really it is Zen1, really it is Ryzen1 to be honest. Until tested I can't say it can't match a 1650 but I can say it is very unlikely. APU are always limited by memory, because they have to use system memory. The A300 will use 2GB of system memory, where available, until you fit the maximum 32GB of memory when you can force iit to use 16GB. But that is still 16GB of slow memory compared to GDDR. That alone means an APU cfan never be as fast as a dGPU really. There are other limitations as well. With the 1050Ti (as I have one so can speak about it) the improvement over the 2400G APU alone is notable to justify trying to use it, you move from realistically 720p to some 720p some 1080p. With the usual provisos of various settings, and what framerate you are willing to accept. You are going to get more 60 fps and less dropped frames with a 1050 (or 1650 obviously although it isn't a massive leap over the 1050). So no chance with a APU of getting 1650 performance, but the 2400G is a very good chip and the 3400G will be marginaly better (by 150Nhz, 200 tops). You can't over-clock on the STX MB, but you can on ITX, the 2400G isn't a great over-clocker though and ITX won't fit in a game cube that is for sure. And your gamecube had something like a 150Mhz GPU, the 2400G is massively more than that, so not only will it easily emulate it will play modern games- it is a valid gamer chip in that sense (although a budge one). Wikipedia says the GameCube dimensions are 5.9 × 6.3 × 4.3 in but they are almost certainly external not internal. If the internals are close to that then you can fit a STX (the A300 is the only realistic choice now) as that is 5” square and plenty of height to fit a 2400G and use the supplied Wraith cooler. I can’t speak for thermals though; my guess is you need a fan in the bottom of the GameCube forcing air upwards- there would be enough space as the CPU and Cooler are less than two inches. You have two M.2 so no worries (the MB also has two SATA but you would have no space). Certainly not an easy build but I think it is possible.

[@CrazyKingJammy]

@@twmbarlwmstar sadly youre right, im just allowing myself to be overly optimistic. lol. If I can actually get some money put aside to order some of these parts, I can see how well they do fit inside a gamecube ! (challenge with power supply internally as well) but one step at a time.

[@CrazyKingJammy]

@@twmbarlwmstar And this entire "fantasy" started when I got myself the EVGA 1050ti OC. small card! tight fit in a gamecube, but I think it can be a wonderful product.

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

I am soo impressed by how compact and neat you made this. That looks really good. Do hope the next lattepanda has 2 NVME slots, and an m.2 E-key. Just for stuff like this. All that said, i still wish the 1650 didn't exist, but i see why you chose it. No external power needed.

[@asian_raisin]

I'd like to put one in my Van.

[@stephenlittle7534]

That's totally Hot or should I say Cool. From an old foggy like me that was amazing to see how high the graphics went. Thanks.

[@NIVO1972]

yea need a pci ribbon so you can sandwich this badboy. A couple threaded standoffs and some smoked plexi for a case/frame and boom there she is!

[@bfhcorp]

beautiful work !

[@Space_Reptile]

looking at the Utilisation figures, i think a passively cooled 1050 would suit this more

[@User9681e]

Just saw the gpu add a case and you have a great tiny passively cooled pc

[@KoyotBravo]

Puting together few parts in a dedicated case isn't building, it's called ASSEMBLING. THIS here, is a real PC BUILD. Kudos, sir.

[@hb7965]

I would use a pcie 4x to 16x powered riser, or just a pcie 16x ribbon riser cable, and try to mount the latte in parallel with the GTX. Then house it in an antminer D3 or A3 housing ($25 on eBay). I would also try to see if it runs a 1660 ti, or rtx 2060. In theory it should have enough CPU horsepower to drive up to a 2070 under boost. For PSU, I'd use a 12V, 30A LED driver PSU, or a 300W sfx PSU. See what you can do in terms of housing, but the latte definitely needs to be parallel to the GPU, if you want portability.

[@twmbarlwmstar]

Can you post links to any known working M.2 to PCieX16 adaptors, I would be genuinely grateful as I haven't been able to find one. I don't understand 'just a PCIe riser cable' what part of the Panda would you connect it to- (have a proper look at the Panda)? Also how are you going to get a SFX PSU to boot/power the Latte Panda? You will have to mess about with a SFX power supply to an unsafe degree to get it to boot (it checks to make sure there is a motherboard and so on and everything is OK or will shut down), and you will need to modify it to power a Panda. Again I would check the specification, the Pico supply is honestly the correct answer there, no doubt. Not try to be argumentative honestly. It just seems you don't have a good fix on how the Latte is different to a PC It will only run a 2060 if it has enough power going to the Pico (which is breaking out to supply the dGPU. Already you have the (minimal) Latte overhead plus 75watts for the dGPU. So it isn't a case of 'seeing if it works'. If it works with any dGPU then it works, but you will need to ensure you can supply enough power to the dGPU and that will increase costs and in this case mean replacing parts. I n this case the max we can supply, without any head room, is 120W. You wouldn't really want to run regularly (or at all) like that, but anyway, you are left with 75W with 5W for the CPU currently (no pun) which is nice and safe. 45 watts isn't a massive amount and you would probably struggle to find a dGPU that fitted within the envelope. A 1060 needs 300 to 400W and that is right on the top end of Pico PSU- although manufacturers do place a lot of safety in their recommendations the 1060/2060 would be realistically tops with a Pico. There is a 650W in the works but that is likely to cost hundreds of $/£ , Pico is great but does'rt come cheap (well good quality ones don't) so using a Pico beyond that would mean bespoke and that would cost thousands. The whole point of Pico is small for SFF. If you want big (as in everything, performance) then you will go ITX. Then your idea/suggestions will work just fine. STick a Flex or a STX in there, case big enough for a 2080Ti no problem, even a 9900K.

[@tomsonerify]

Just wow! This is amazing 👌🏻🔥

[@peegee101]

Can you benchmark this against the nVidia Jetson Nano?

[@twmbarlwmstar]

Would be interesting but difficult as they operate very differently, the Nano is using GPU to do most of the work, the Latte Panda CPU. The Nano can't run Windows and isn't a x86 device, the Latte Panda can and is. It's hard to benchmark an apple against an orange.

[@ToothlessCBR]

That's actually pretty freaking cool

[@bullseye6969]

you must try this with AMD APU UDOO you will be surprised seeing performance gain with 4 core 8 threads.

[@aldee3018]

that's one sweet little setup!!!

[@5hin]

Guys, why everyone is thinking that the gpu is not powerful enough? In all the benchmarks the gpu was used for only the 50% and the CPU usage was 100%, so it's the CPU that is doing bottleneck. The 1650 could do a lot more with a more powerful CPU.

[@VenomStryker]

This would be excellent with one of the new Ryzen CPU's.

[@mackenzierynebagtong8549]

VenomStryker also the core i9 would fit there too.

[@kostassarakinos3062]

Wow just wow...I can’t believe such a low consumption pc can perform so well...I probably use 4 times the power with my rig to reach that level of performance but my system is 5-6 years old...but technology moves on...crazy!!

[@OptimisedTutorials]

m.2 to 2 m.2s adapter, so you can retain the m.2 and use the gpu

[@natalyakeane]

There are two m.2 ports on the latte panda already

[@HandheldHardware]

Get a sintech E key to M key adapter. You can then have both a eGPU and an nvme SSD plugged in. I have used this in many of my videos

[@klym8_]

Great content man! 👍

[@Artemis_WR]

1:18: "up to 4.6ghz" lol. I wish it was true.

[@ziggytubey]

yeah, i noticed it too.. probably a misread

[@PsyceBorneo]

This Is What I Wanted....Thank You !!!!!!!!!

[@burningglory2373]

When pcie gen 4 comes out Id like to see some x4 slot low powered gpus from @nvidia and @amd

[@Altruistic00]

@Brad Viviviyal double the bandwidth of pcie 3 for a start.

[@MarkoVukovic0]

This is damn cool, thanks for sharing!

[@mackenzierynebagtong8549]

Take my money!!! I need that!!! Edit: Also I want to make and install a custom aluminum case especially for that.

[@christopherrogers8316]

the beauty of it, is it being exposed

[@mackenzierynebagtong8549]

No. I want it to be clean and look slick.

[@UltraCon79]

"I'm horrible at this game and I'll die immediately" ~ ETA Prime I love you bro

[@rafa8911]

Huh, I've got a GT 730 laying around that I never ended up using. Imma give this a go, see what I get.

[@Ethereal_a239]

How does it perform?

[@damyanru]

Nice and compact, great build!

[@edwardseth1230]

A review on the new AMD Asus tuf X570 and ASUS prime X570 Pro

[@Yuzuki1337]

All of the x570 boards will probably be way overkill for any kind of emu station

[@jackflores7840]

Let me start with saying thank you for everything you do. I literally have learned everything I know about emulation and emulation builds from you. My 11 year old son and I have went from your raspberry pi builds to gameroom solutions (hey Ryan) to our own cabinet builds for friends and family. And oh my Big Box, amazing. I knew nothing at all going in a few years ago. And now my son thinks I walk in water. Thank you. I have bought many optiplex PCs with the gtx 1030 and other things you’ve recently suggested. All are great but can you definitively tell me the cheapest parts combo, for full mame, fba etc. performance for an arcade cabinet? No slowdown little to no servicing and reliability is a must. I hate driving to my brother in-laws when he can’t get bigbox to boot straight up when he turns his cabinet on. So new parts fine if recommended. Only console stuff I want are the games you always test. DC/Marvel vs Capcom, Dead or Alive and Soul caliber etc. Using Sanwa sticks so only must have console arcade fighters and games. It would mean the world to us. Again thank you. You have helped form a bond with my son that I can’t describe. We want a father son channel some day and you have inspired us to share this with everyone.

[@ETAPRIME]

+Jack Flores that is awesome! Thank you for this!

[@mike-xm2jt]

Obvious next step: lattepanda + gtx1650 portable

[@floydlooney6837]

I like that idea

[@joshhood3703]

Oh i love that lil panda

[@hanswurst3811]

so you found the new PS5 hardware :-D

[@gtamonkey3061]

Hans Wurst lmao 8K gaming

[@hanswurst3811]

nonsense ... 8k ... its upscaled crap 4k is mostly a challange for premium PC hardware ! so this cheap thing isnt capable of real 8k !!!

[@radry100]

Switch 2 hardware

[@Champabay]

I've been waiting for the day they build the PC right in the GPU and this is almost it

[@zeph6182]

Wow, if someone went about it in the right way they could probably pack entry level desktop performance into a PC the size of a brick. Then all they’d have to do is stick that in the back of a nice 1080p IPS monitor and PC gaming just got a lot easier.

[@THEP1NKY]

doesn't need external power *pulls out pico power adapter*

[@epychan922]

i really enjoy your videos

[@vicariouschism86]

Have to vehemently disagree. The IPC on that little PC is going to be a huge bottleneck for the 1650. Might be pretty decent paired with a 2200g or so but, the CPU severely limits the 1650.

[@willpitts9957]

beautybymelxoxo no

[@vicariouschism86]

@@willpitts9957 Yes.

[@knownnuisance7512]

Are you blind heavy gpu bottleneck

[@vicariouschism86]

In games that are GPU bound it's like that, you fucking idiots. The limiting factor of this setup is easily the CPU.

[@willpitts9957]

Hafo no I’m deaf

[@slacr9241]

Hey ETA , nice thing. I'm fundling around with A10N-8800 with an GTX 750ti. Have 2x4GB DDR 4 and an NVMe on it though. But fun lil things :). I Powered all with an Cooler master 750W , what i had laying around.Dito for the ram and NVMe. Had the stuff laying doing nothing. Might as well do some fun stuff with it :) , you inspired me, lil can be powerfull enough ;)

[@khalidsyoung]

And only 400$ for the motherboard

[@primeribgaming2681]

?

[@twmbarlwmstar]

Only £400 (which is more than $400 US) for the Latte Panda which is a complete small/ single board computer. It is very expensive but it is a functional device straight out of the box- and it has adrino capability as well, and the GIPO. So it's the sort of thing that if you want one you'll know you want one- it isn't just a motherboard though.

[@timelapsebalcony7229]

Wow! Amazing machine!