We Transformed The All-New LattePanda 3 Into A Fast MICRO Gaming PC! First Look

[@testinggameslol9782]

I wish more builds like these existed. Keep up the content!

[@MegaManNeo]

I watched this video mainly for the silly build. Love such experiments!

[@KsenjiaRegard]

Please make video "Lattepanda Alpha vs Lattepanda 3 Delta"

[@PMARC14]

Delta 3 should be much faster, being 4 cores and 24 EU gpu. Maybe the single channel ram will hold it back?

[@KsenjiaRegard]

@@PMARC14 Delta's processor better, but alpha's graphics processor better. Lattepanda Alpha: $459 Lattepanda 3 Delta: $239 Which better i don't know!

[@PMARC14]

@@KsenjiaRegard I don't think so, the celeron N5105 in the delta 3 being 11th gen has 24 EU, same count as the M3-8100y in the alpha, but they are of a newer gen and can clock higher also. All I am missing is if the alpha has dual channel memory

[@KsenjiaRegard]

@@PMARC14 Yes, i like play games. I need to know, can i play Minecraft, Fortnite, csgo, gta V comfortable and without lags?

[@PMARC14]

@@KsenjiaRegard I mean if you are playing games why choose these SBC's at all, that isn't what they are good for

[@LazyPCRehab]

Would love to see something like this but all powered by a 240w laptop power supply.

[@whocares3132]

yes you can do it with this unit. It accepts 12V input. so a 12volt power brick is enough

[@xienjougao3131]

just buy a decent laptop

[@LazyPCRehab]

@@xienjougao3131 No. But thanks for the terrible opinion, lmfao.

[@xienjougao3131]

@@LazyPCRehab pre practical.. you will spend more with that.

[@LazyPCRehab]

@@xienjougao3131 I could care less about your opinions. It’s hilarious that you think your opinion is somehow fact. Please go find someone who wants to deal with your condescension. Hint: not me.

[@bradenator]

I would love to see the frame times, because running this at PCIE x1 was probably the cause of the performance issues, and not the system ram.

[@NoidoDev]

At which point did he say that he is only using 1x? It's 3x, I think.

[@bradenator]

@@NoidoDev Ah, my mistake, it's 2x. From the Lattepanda 3 Delta website: PCIe 3.0 2x. Would still love to see the frame times.

[@marvingold6486]

Thanks for the video. I think it's really interesting that these kind of builds are even possible.

[@iam.jasonhoward]

Someone over in the LattePanda Discord has designed a case for the LP3D that supports the RX6400 XFX. Might be worth checking out if you have a 3D printer.

[@nitram1666]

I'll post the files in the discord once it's done ^^

[@iam.jasonhoward]

@@nitram1666 💯

[@MiddleB0ss]

@@iam.jasonhoward Wait, what? Lattepanda had discord channel? Can you share?

[@josephdias5859]

that pcie 2x gen 3 would be terrible for that card in all honesty a used cause even 3.0 4x only gets half of the performance due to gddr6 i think the latte would be a bit better using an oem 5300xt it has higher performance its still a gen 4 card but it uses gddr5 so it wont stress the pcie as much only drawback is you need a 6 pin connector

[@nitram1666]

@etaprime I have found that you get a lot more consistent performance by disabling Energy Efficient Turbo in the bios and increasing Power Limit 1 from 10W to 11-12W and the Platform PL1 Power from 12W to 15W or higher (I use 20W since I use an eGPU with my Latte Panda 3 Delta, like you in this video.)

[@ninele7]

It would be interesting to check it with any external AMD gpu, because recently there were tests showing that AMD drivers have lower overhead and lower cpu usage.

[@---vw9cc]

This thing is stronger than my pc I sold 4 years ago ... dang...

[@CodeVenomSnakes]

I guy who computer and cpu is not great with 3060. I just love this video.

[@technoboom3316]

You should've tried turning on hardware accelerated gpu scheduling in windows settings

[@lobizonxp]

So beautiful! In Argentina we have killing taxes to get one of those. You will end up spending the price of a full fledged Ryzen 5, to get a Latte Panda without the accesory to connect that VGA.

[@TheAlvaroReis]

I really like this kind of videos… it’s like a treasure hunting, you never know when you can find gold!

[@FlockofSmeagles]

Immersed new visor + latte panda is the future for me. Spread sheets, youtube, reddit, and general browsing in XR. Here I come!

[@NinjaForHire]

I have been waiting for someone to do this thank you it's just a curiosity really but to have that much power and that little bit of space is definitely cool I would love to give it a test drive and would definitely use if I somehow acquired it.

[@chromerims]

Gotta watch this later. Thumbnail looks highly appealing.

[@rileytat123]

where can i buy a tiny GPU like the one shown?

[@Uno943]

EtaPrime SteamOS might be best for a setup like this without the overhead of Windows eating system resources. I wonder if the games would run better.

[@gyoofyloowkin]

now that im looking at this lattepanda thing, i feel like this is what some of those mini pcs at amazon use.

[@johnp1991]

That’s really cool. Might try this

[@maximustitan8171]

This is the best setup I've seen so far. Kudo Sir!

[@Funsiz3dBlacksmith]

Use the RTX a 2000 at 8k that would be a cool video

[@ArtDeth]

N50 105, just sounded funny. Cheers!

[@gamepad3173]

I would likely use the LattePanda 3 Delta as a steam PC streaming to my Raspberry Pi 4b.

[@kipter]

Also deshrouding the gpu would look pretty clean imo

[@d4rthremes]

thats DOPE so freaking cool. ive found some really cool ITX cases on amazon that this build would look really cool inside of. or like a military ammo box lol i have one in my room for that reason but haven't taken a drill to it yet

[@TheMark9013]

One of those keyboard cases would be cool to for this

[@yaolet]

amazing setup

[@IRWPD]

That's cool this can be done.

[@lrrr]

Wonderful, can You make video of running Tensorflow code on it?

[@erikkarsies4851]

Still at that price so much better options available. The market for >150 euro SBC's is tiny.

[@mrsharps]

Another great video! It’s funny how even with no emulators tested, God of War still broke the device tested.

[@TheBird..]

Now that’s a gaming pc rite there

[@whygoogle5051]

This is the most phallic thing I've ever not even yet seen. (this is a comment posted before actually watching the video)

[@ProDigit80]

yeah, x2 is just as unusual as x6. most of the time only x1, x4, x8, or x16 works. For Windows 11 you best set the swap file to 4GB. I was wondering if Nvidia Cuda would help out the poor cpu performance. More than likely Spiderman and other games are suffering from the pcie bottleneck, rather than CPU or RAM.

[@itstoowavyoutside3365]

So would it be better just to get a latte panda 2 because it seems like it ran better

[@joelconolly5574]

It's a mini PC the size of a graphics card. Very interesting.

[@martymcfake]

ETA: Could you test this setup Specifically for a plex server. and use a P2000 (or maybe any nvidia card) as the video card. To test if it can stream 4k, If so how many concurrent streams. Currious about the Intel quicksync, and the Nvidia encoding for Plex using Hardware Decoding. and ! small box being able to decode streams using either or both types of decoding when needed for differnt compressed (x264,h264, MKV, 265) movies.

[@MauriFD92]

The lattepanda needs an AMD version with rdna2

[@ETAPRIME]

Yes, I really hope we see a board like this with RDNA2

[@309electronics5]

What about if someone designed a clone of the lp series that would be cool also with amd cpus it would be cool

[@SchoolforHackers]

Yeah baby. Exactly.

[@nitram1666]

I've had a lot of success with my RX6400 together with the 3 Delta

[@greenman8]

I want a decent, mid range (r/i 5- and a 1660ti/2060/3060), laptop, without a keyboard, trackpad, or screen. I want to treat the Battery like a UPS. in exchange for me using my own keyboard, mouse, and Monitor I want this bare laptop to be around $500-$600 instead of its conventional counterpart being $1000 +.

[@shoppaholiks8724]

It's the RAM seen people running spiderman on vega 8 900p fsr set to performance and its running good @30fps

[@kipter]

Would be cool to see this put into a cyberdeck

[@Wereismymilk]

U could make a mini usb gamer stick pc with the right adapter and case

[@mattriley4157]

This would be a beast with a gt 1030! No extra power and super compact!

[@ShadowBanned0]

They better watch this and make it better on next version, then I'll consider to buy.

[@MarcosCodas]

Would have appreciated the frame times graph, it looks a bit micro-stuttery.

[@sametayaz4891]

@ETA PRIME Can you do a speed test on SSD and eMMC, please?

[@Lp-ze1tg]

I wonder how close this SBC might look alike if I remove the case from one of the recently released Mini PC.

[@brianchan2017]

Hoping the next gen lattepanda alpha will have 16gb dual channel ram. Should make it far more capable with an egpu

[@SP95]

That cracks me up everytime when the GPU holds the motherboard 😅

[@Sashko_Dee]

I get going smaller for form factor/power draw, but with the graphics card and added PCB you're just better off with a MIcroATX case/NUC or whatever.

[@Kingpin3k]

This would be so awesome with thunderbolt. Would have bought it instantly. Maybe for the lattepanda 4...

[@rastlach]

try the other m.2 slot, one may be x1 and the other x2 or x3.

[@clc6433]

Would like to see how Auto Modelista fares compared to previous test.

[@MrMolchester]

Spider Man issues may be due to intense asset streaming and the bottleneck between storage and the GPU PCI-E lanes? I imagine that the other games just don't do as much of this when in-game. Pretty sure that the original PS release of this actually had assets stored to the HDD multiple times so I/O was quick enough not to cause stutter (or not load in-time).

[@NoidoDev]

This might be interesting for some AI use cases, with GPUs with much VRAM.

[@BadDuet]

This is sick!

[@dijik123]

Sick man sick bro how much this man

[@stufflike8388]

would love to see SteamOS on this little machine

[@gormauslander]

I think you might get better gaming performance using steam OS. Would be worth a try

[@Mr_Pewpy_But-Whole]

could you do a build with the silverstone rvz03 case ? i have a ryzen radeon rx bom for $900 and $1900. I really would be interested in what you do with this mini itx case

[@mage0killer]

The 8GB of ram isn't the only issue. Thqt PCIE 3 1x slot doean't provide you enough bandwidth.

[@smartjunayd]

Doesn't that celeron bottleneck the external GPU?

[@ShivamKumar-rz7uv]

website buy india ?

[@drifter4training]

perhaps it could perform better with the Morefine M6 or the refreshed Mele Quieter3C.. both have m.2 slots...

[@hatrez4285]

They really need to make this at least dual channel

[@lildiamond69]

Just a quick question What is the name of the soundtrack that he used in his intro Very pleasant imo

[@kingkasma4660]

would love to see how this perfomes in cad. could need a tiny pc for the shop. but probably is the ram a problem

[@2011jaydog]

that thing looks awspoe.prerty sweet...

[@TheMark9013]

will you be reviewing the up 4000 as well ?

[@Shadigun00]

can u make a video of using the lattepanda as a 2nd streaming pc for twitch/youtube, using the NDI on OBS to OBS with and without a gpu

[@1nZaneR]

is it just me or is the performance underwhelming? I remember being excited about the panda 1 but this leaves me pretty cold in times with ryzen 6800u and others...

[@erikkarsies4851]

Considering the high price of 279 euro atm ... Yes : very underwhelming. It's seems that it's impossible for SBC manufacturers to release something competitive at a price point considered reasonable for a SBC a few years ago ? You could get something so much powerfull with standard pc parts on a microATX mainboard these days for 280 euro. Especially when the performance of the onboard GPU isn't that important because of the use of an 1650.

[@adlorin]

I would think that the severely limited bus of 1x would be biggest detriment to performance.

[@Hchris101]

Very cool 😎

[@MushroomDev]

a 12100 + 16gb ram would make this usable for gaming

[@Chisyava]

Waiting for Mini USB PC

[@LMaster-oi9kr]

do you think this would play COD? or Project Zomboid? without an egpu? also how do you think Photoshop or photo editors would function?

[@luisgamer3953]

I have doubts about how the emulators run

[@rodrigomendes3327]

75% bottleneck on 3060. Wow!! Still amazing test! Loved it.

[@zaya14.]

Hey there question I know this isn't game related but can you see if the setup u have runs blender, and unreal engine.

[@Krypticink]

I would love to see how Ragnarok online runs on it

[@ambroisedemerss6206]

I don't think GPUs support X2 PCIe, I never saw one working at 2X...

[@dadscanplay2]

@ETA PRIME Any idea if the latest LattePanda Sigma will perform much better with 16GB ?

[@romancisneros3706]

What I you use a msi 750ti

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

Hmm ... Time to hack a 100 watt usb C wall wart to power both ... ?

[@amr6657]

use power supply for gpu?

[@pauleshel427]

What is best belink ser4 4800u or beelink ser 5600h.

[@maalonszuman491]

Hey is it possible to power it on external battery?

[@fahimxvanced1592]

Will you review Minisforum nucx i4/i7 ?

[@xex-jdmodz]

taki said you mess with children

[@AlexAlex-bh8fi]

Can i use gtx 1050 2gb instead gtx 1650 with the same method and adapter? Pls reply plsss

[@АЧАЦАПМ]

please test the supermicro X12STN-E SBC with rx6400.its a gen 4 sbc it has an m.2 slot running at x4 4.0 and an i5 11th gen mobile cpu. i would like to see if the rx6400 going to get bottleneck or it will run just like in a regular gen4 desktop

[@ryant2568]

I am betting your biggest bottleneck is your MVME interface which is only running at PCIe 3.0 1x. I know that CPU supports 8 PCI-E lanes so I did some digging and it looks like those MVME connectors are actually pinned differently to the CPU: 1x M.2 M Key, PCIe 3.0 2x 1x M.2 B Key, PCIe 3.0 1x from the images, it looks like you were using the 1x slot for the GPU and the 2x slot for the MVME. I am betting if you switched them you would see significantly better performance in games.

[@Yvqi72]

I was wondering why he used the m.2 for the GPU and the nvme slot for the storage. Backwards

[@martinfnortman6805]

What about emulation? Something like the Radeon 6400+ lattepanda?

[@scienide77]

Rx 6400 really needs a pci 4.0 or performance will tank. Wouldn't bother with that combo if it's not 4.0.

[@akfreed6949]

Could you give your opinion on the Intel n4020 and UHD 600 setup since it's being used for the soon to be released Hackboard 2 ?

[@kyejones9962]

I'd like to rig something similar

[@bobbytaraantino]

Can you review the Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro? Btw, awesome video.

[@rajneesh1307]

Hello, Can we use intel arc a380 with it?