guys, let me know if any of u want let go this raspberry pie, i want to buy it.
thanks

bro, count me in too.. anything pls pm me


btw,
http://www.engadget.com/2015/02/02/windows...raspberry-pi-2/


and i hv unused B+ model. any1 interested please let me know

just bought it last month 4B 4GB version.
this is my 2nd raspberry pi, 1st is the original version, 1st gen.( long2 time ago and sold it)

so far
- kodi still ok when browsing, but lag when the movie still playing. same experience when i use 1st gen
- running raspbian , youtube on chromium still stutter, enable some tweak found on google, now running ok but still got but not so visible.
- when running android 9, lineageos, the display still slow due to some display driver issue, dev already mentioned about this.
- running cpu stress test, temp from 40c(idle) to highest 60c. running with 1 small fan and small heatsink in stack casing type.


im not sure if my expection is too high, already watch few youtube about this 4B before bought it and all review said the fastest raspberry pi.
but after use it, i think still not up to my expection. the performance, the optimization and the UI should at least equal to mid range android phone.

anyways, its good for tinkering with other stuff. now my next project, i want it to run pihole and temp, humidity monitoring, just need to buy the sensor 1st.

not yet, will try today. i think the most important for this new OS, is running on 64bit. 1st for raspberry

i just flash my sdcard with the latest raspberry pi os from here
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/

seem my existing raspbian already running this latest version after i run the apt-get update/upgrade this morning.
check the version and kernel seem same.

1 thing i notice on fresh installation raspberry pi os, the video on youtube still got stutter, but abit ok after a while. running 1080p full screen on youtube.



currently only got 32bit for now. 64bit still in beta

source: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=275370

This is a beta test of the Raspberry Pi OS (64 bit)

We still recommend the 32 bit operating system for all Pis at this time, although have decided it is now time to begin the move toward a 64bit OS. For the moment this is a 'beta' program, the OS is in heavy flux and its functionality is likely to change significantly over the next few months.

Note, the 64bit OS is only install-able on the Pi 3 and Pi 4 devices

Download here

Please Download this image and use the Raspberry Pi Imager Tool to write to an SD card

Known issues
1) There is no hardware video acceleration in VLC or Chromium
2) libraspberrypi0, libraspberrypi-dev and libraspberrypi-doc have been moved out of /opt/vc/* and into /usr/* instead (making it more standard). Any code built against these libraries will require changing to refer to a more standard location (/usr/lib/ rather than /opt/vc/lib)
3) raspberrypi-bootloader and raspberrypi-kernel contain useless non-64bit binaries and is missing the work done to minimise the delay between files being deleted and installed to /boot

im using pihole with pivpn, running wireguard, not the openvpn. seem quite fast.

yes, raspberry pi mostly rely on internet for most of the installation via repo.
when MCO at my home town, mostly i use tethering to my phone since my hometown dont hv wifi /stable internet.
so far can use, but only for installing stuff, browsing and streaming movie on tv. not 24/7 kind of internet.


when i install mine, it straight ask me to install using openvpn or wireguard.
u can try install from again, but make sure to update ur pi using apt-get update . then upgrade 1st.