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[4K] JaguarBoard, another Single Board Computer you may have not heard of

[4K] JaguarBoard, another Single Board Computer you may have not heard of

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Hi everyone, It is time to show you yet another Single Board Computer (or SBC, for short). This time, I’ll show you the JaguarBoard. It is a little computer that houses an Intel Atom Z3735G clocked at 1.33Ghz with Turbo Boost to 1.83Ghz. It also has 1GB of RAM and 16GB eMMC Storage, which is perfect to install Windows 10 32bit Edition. However, installing Windows 10 is not straightforward since this machine has 2 different BIOS, of which one is…

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[4K] Unboxing the UP Board! Another Single Board Computer about the size of the Raspberry Pi

[4K] Unboxing the UP Board! Another Single Board Computer about the size of the Raspberry Pi

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Hi everyone! So I finally got my UP Board! This is the 2GB of RAM and 32GB eMMC Storage. So far, I’m impressed with it. The CPU runs pretty cool at 1.66Ghz out of the stock 1.44Ghz, so that’s 222Mhz boost, and also the GPU runs at a constant 500MHz both at 100% when running BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing). The UP Board doesn’t come with an OS preinstalled, so you have to either install Linux or install…

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[4K] LattePanda – A cheap Windows 10 computer with Arduino integrated!

[4K] LattePanda – A cheap Windows 10 computer with Arduino integrated!

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Hi everyone! Here I show you the LattePanda, which is a Single Board Computer with an Intel Atom X5-Z8300, an integrated Arduino Co-Processor and either 2GB of RAM with 32GB of eMMC Storage or 4GB of RAM with 64GB of eMMC Storage. If you plan on running BOINC and get rewarded with Gridcoin, this nice computer will nicely run BOINC. Enjoy the videos! Post Views: 1

How To Install and Configure BOINC in the PINE 64 Single Board Computer

How To Install and Configure BOINC in the PINE 64 Single Board Computer

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Hi everyone! On May 6, 2016 I received in my mail the PINE 64 Single Board Computer I backed up a few months on Kickstarter. My Pledge was for the PINE 64 2GB edition. First thing I did was to download and write the Ubuntu Xenial Longsleep build image to my 16GB MicroSD card (The image is almost 8GB in size). Get the Pine64 builds here: http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/Pine_A64_Software_Release Next think I did was to boot up the PINE 64, and the…

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