The Rasbperry Pi Compute Module 5 is here.
Find out more on Raspberry Pi’s website:
Here are some of the resources I mentioned in this video:
– SBC Reviews GitHub:
– Full test data for CM5:
– My blog post with ALL the graphs:
– Level2Jeff video on CM5 Cooling:
– Level2Jeff video on CM5 Development Kit:
– Sharp Commercial Display powered by CM4:
– Replacing an Apple TV with a Pi 5:
– Turing RK1 Cluster:
– EDAtec’s CM5 Active Cooler:
– CM4 in Formlabs Resin Printer:
– Raspberry Pi pi-gen-micro:
Support me on Patreon:
Sponsor me on GitHub:
Merch:
2nd Channel:
3rd Channel:
Contents:
00:00 – CM5 is here
00:38 – What’s new?
02:12 – How much does it cost?
02:33 – CM5 IO Board
03:41 – CM5 Hardware
05:01 – Thermals and Upgrades
05:42 – Performance
07:08 – The elephant in the room
08:16 – CM5 projects
08:35 – 5 and 10 Gbps Networking
09:26 – SATA storage server
10:02 – PTP Time Server
10:28 – CM5 Carriers – improving on the Pi 5
11:07 – CM Stick carriers
11:37 – AMD GPU support and 4K gaming
12:13 – Commercial display (an instant 4K upgrade)
12:52 – Compute Blade
13:25 – Extreme PCIe on Mini ITX
13:52 – The first CM5 Pi Cluster!
15:13 – A better value than the CM4
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Does CM5 has TV out like CM4 had? Seems no. Moreover, they reused pin 111 for 3.3V signal instead of TV out DAC so probably it could be dangerous for applications which expects no more than 1V signal here.
Changes nothing.
Radxa has NPU 6TOPS!
In present time it more interesting…
I watched the first few minutes of this vid as it came up in my feed. I had absolutely no idea what this guy was talking about but his enthusiasm was terrific. 😊
These seem like a perfect replacement for server hosting on my main tower.
It didn't change EVERYTHING – it did not change me at all nor did it affect the lives of aborigines in Australia.
So how much is it when you add all the bits and bobs, RAM, SSD, cooler, case, powerbrick etc?
It probably doesn't though
I dont know what language he is speaking but it sounds awesome.
Wow, I can run 2 NES Simulators at the same time and Nintendo can sue me twice for trying to enjoy their decades old obsolete games.
Will this work on CutiePi? I got on and I been hoping for this for a while to upgrade it. Been looking for you to shine some lite on this.
Umami! 😜💧
I've come to a point I find RPi's obsolete. These things still have 22nm process chips, pretty old tech, and a 14nm MacMini 2014, or even a 2012 22nm one with a nice all-in-one-package is usually same price or less second hand.
Hello Jeff,
Always a pleasure to watch your video's
After my RPI CM5 Dev kit was delivered, i did an attempt to install it with RPi Imager tool.
However, the tool did not find my SD Card ( yes , jumper was placed ).
What I tried was to use my USB RPI Rescure drive.
Boot from the drive with succes. Access the RPi latest by VNC and used Disk copy to install mt RPi CM5 Dev kit.
Perhaps not the most perfect solution, but it worked for me and got it up-and- running in no time.
Keep up making your videos on the different channels.
Best regards
Arjen
Hey @JeffGeerling , Did you test any CM4 IO boards that use CSI cameras? is CM5 and CM4 compatible there?
I thought I was going hear Tobey Maguire talking about computers.
I am bamboozled
I want to upgrade my retro machine. I used a pi4 8gig. It was the 1tb rick dangerous retro build. Im curious if i could just install it into the pi5 8gig and get an instant upgrade for newer titles.
Totally sold out here in the UK as well
Raspberry pi 5 notebook
Fascinating, these small compute boards! I've been looking for something like this for quite a while. I want to build a handheld microphone for HF communication that has an integrated computer to run FreeDV for digital HF operation using the RADE vocoder. It could also be adapted for CB or other bands. RADE is one of the best vocoders specifically designed for shortwave communication. Such a setup doesn’t require much beyond a small sound card and boards like this to get started. With Bluetooth, the audio can be sent to headsets or even car stereos, eliminating the need to carry a laptop or other extra gadgets.
That NEC monitor/TV is awful. Too big for a computer desktop environment, and not as vibrant as the Panasonic TV I saw last weekend. 🖋
This whole video has a very Turbo Encabulator vibe.
Slow the … down! annoying guy
You are simply great!
The $10 computer will never happen will it? Not in my lifetime at least.
Hi Jeff, thank you for the detailed analysis. Does a CM4 work on a CM5-IO board by chance? To allow for cross-compatibility of designs.
Hearing you moved from Web programming to backend because of Pis is exciting. I'm currently a junior web dev, and I am going nowhere with it it seems.
I'm definitely interested in other things, front-end web dev is both boring and frustrating.
But I don't know where to go, what to start, or how to get motivated.
Hopefully fun projects like these Pi projects will catch my eye. I recently ordered a little $5 controller to try writing embedded C for the first time. But need some more hardware to actually test it (like wires and LEDs to do the arduino version of hello world lol).
Imagine the possibilities when the Turing Pi starts supporting the CM5…
I feel old. I remember when Apple introduced the first Mac with a 5 Mhz processor and 128 K RAM and it worked!