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[1416.02 --> 1418.56] if they made a version |
[1418.56 --> 1419.28] that fit |
[1419.28 --> 1421.82] four 3.5-inch hard drives, |
[1422.30 --> 1423.60] this would pretty much be |
[1423.60 --> 1425.62] the perfect |
[1425.62 --> 1426.76] low-power |
[1426.76 --> 1427.90] energy prices |
[1427.90 --> 1428.36] are going through |
[1428.36 --> 1429.22] the roof home now, |
[1429.30 --> 1429.60] wouldn't it? |
[1430.28 --> 1430.78] Yeah, |
[1430.82 --> 1432.02] the only downside is, |
[1432.26 --> 1434.48] and I do appreciate |
[1434.48 --> 1435.30] the build |
[1435.30 --> 1436.76] of materials here |
[1436.76 --> 1437.98] is more expensive |
[1437.98 --> 1439.06] than your average bear, |
[1439.76 --> 1440.06] but |
[1440.06 --> 1441.56] the dang thing's like |
[1441.56 --> 1442.90] on the low end, |
[1443.56 --> 1444.44] $730 |
[1444.44 --> 1446.06] without the Raspberry Pi. |
[1446.26 --> 1447.30] That's the only gotcha, |
[1447.30 --> 1447.56] right, |
[1447.62 --> 1448.64] is you take something |
[1448.64 --> 1449.56] that is such a beautiful |
[1449.56 --> 1450.46] budget machine |
[1450.46 --> 1452.68] and after you add Pi |
[1452.68 --> 1453.44] and drives, |
[1453.54 --> 1454.06] you're like sitting |
[1454.06 --> 1454.70] at $1,500 |
[1454.70 --> 1455.66] all in. |
[1456.38 --> 1456.64] Okay, |
[1456.96 --> 1458.88] that's a bit |
[1458.88 --> 1459.30] of an |
[1459.30 --> 1462.04] unclearable obstacle. |
[1462.48 --> 1462.80] Jesus, |
[1462.80 --> 1464.04] $730, |
[1464.36 --> 1465.00] I didn't see that. |
[1465.38 --> 1466.00] Then again, |
[1466.14 --> 1467.28] if you're shopping |
[1467.28 --> 1468.20] for low power, |
[1469.08 --> 1469.28] you know, |
[1469.32 --> 1469.88] if you put |
[1469.88 --> 1470.82] solid states |
[1470.82 --> 1471.62] in this thing, |
[1472.62 --> 1473.48] it would be |
[1473.48 --> 1474.80] a pretty low-power NAS, |
[1474.94 --> 1475.98] and so that initial |
[1475.98 --> 1476.92] upfront cost |
[1476.92 --> 1477.66] these days |
[1477.66 --> 1479.84] may be justifiable |
[1479.84 --> 1480.12] if, |
[1480.58 --> 1480.74] you know, |
[1480.76 --> 1481.80] over a five-year period |
[1481.80 --> 1482.68] the power draws |
[1482.68 --> 1484.74] 80% less |
[1484.74 --> 1485.70] than an equivalent |
[1485.70 --> 1486.36] PC NAS. |
[1486.48 --> 1486.90] Maybe, |
[1487.08 --> 1488.00] but you have to keep it |
[1488.00 --> 1488.66] for five years. |
[1488.72 --> 1489.48] You can't get bored |
[1489.48 --> 1490.02] after two |
[1490.02 --> 1490.56] and then buy |
[1490.56 --> 1491.24] something else. |
[1493.46 --> 1493.86] Yeah, |
[1493.94 --> 1494.12] you know, |
[1494.16 --> 1494.88] the Pi 5 is just |
[1494.88 --> 1495.62] around the corner too |
[1495.62 --> 1496.02] and you're probably |
[1496.02 --> 1496.32] going to have to |
[1496.32 --> 1496.96] throw out the whole |
[1496.96 --> 1497.96] bottom end of this thing. |
[1498.38 --> 1498.78] Exactly. |
[1499.52 --> 1500.34] This is actually |
[1500.34 --> 1501.20] what the compute module |
[1501.20 --> 1502.08] is perfect for. |
[1502.50 --> 1503.30] And I think |
[1503.30 --> 1505.42] the compute module |
[1505.42 --> 1506.28] for me, |
[1506.40 --> 1507.36] the Raspberry Pi 4 |
[1507.36 --> 1508.14] compute module, |
[1508.38 --> 1508.76] the CM, |
[1508.94 --> 1509.56] as they call it, |
[1509.94 --> 1510.82] takes it to the |
[1510.82 --> 1511.88] whole next level, |
[1512.06 --> 1512.30] right? |
[1512.38 --> 1513.36] Because you get |
[1513.36 --> 1514.70] much more connectivity |
[1514.70 --> 1516.06] with these carrier boards. |
[1516.34 --> 1517.82] You get PCI slots |
[1517.82 --> 1518.38] potentially, |
[1518.66 --> 1518.96] you can get |
[1518.96 --> 1519.50] SATA ports |
[1519.50 --> 1520.10] potentially. |
[1521.72 --> 1522.62] This one that I've |
[1522.62 --> 1523.16] been experimenting |
[1523.16 --> 1523.56] with, |
[1523.60 --> 1524.26] it has dual |
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