The LattePanda Alpha First Look and PC Gaming Test
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2018
- The LattePanda Alpha First Look and PC Gaming Test
The Alpha is a beast! In this video, I take a look at the all-new LattePanda Alpha Single Board Computer, Go over the specs and then put it to the test and see how it runs PC games like Skyrim, GTA 5, Overwatch, DOOM and Fortnite.
At the time of making this video, the LattePand is the most powerful consumer available single board computer.
Correction: the PSU is 10 volts at 3 amps not sure where I got 5 amps from so it can do 30 watts, still plenty for this board.
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LattePanda Specs:
CPU：Intel 7th Gen Core m3-7y30
Core：1.6-2.6GHz Dual-Core，Four-Thread
Benchmark (PassMark): Up to 3500, double computing power compared with same price range products in the market
Graphics：Intel HD Graphics 615, 300-900MHz
RAM：8G LPDDR3 1866MHz Dual-Channel
Memory：64GB eMMC V5.0l
External Memory： 1x M.2 M Key, PCIe 4x, Supports NVMe SSD and SATA SSD 1x M.2 E Key, PCIe 2x，Supports USB2.0, UART, PCM
Connectivity： WIFI 802.11 AC, 2.4G & 5G Dual Band Bluetooth 4.2 Gigabyte Ethernet
USB Ports： 3x USB 3.0 Type A 1x USB Type C, supports PD, DP, USB 3.0
Display： HDMI Output Type-C DP Support Extendable eDP touch displays
Co-processor：Arduino Leonardo
GPIO & Other Features：2x 50p GPIOs including I2C, I2S, USB, RS232, UART, RTC，Power Management，Extendable power button，everything you need
OS Support：Windows 10 ProLinux Ubuntu
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Sorry guys had to re-upload due to a misspelling in the video LOL
ETA PRIME haha, was it chocoLatte?? 😀
ETA PRIME essentially this board is a gpd win 2 with more connections, minus the casing, keyboard, battery, screen & speakers. This would be a perfect board for a dual arcade stick.
Allso fix "the must powerful single board pc" title. You need to look at the the up-board squared.
Sir_wolf Art I dont know about that, those boards are a tad big and way more expensive with atom based cpu’s
@@ElAlex214 what your talking about is the frist gen what I am talking is the new line called the up-board squared starts with an atom CPU and goes up to quad core Pentium N4200 at 2.5Ghz and 8GB of ram
I want to see 2 things with this board...
1. A small home server for multiplayer open world survival games like Rust, Ark and Minecraft.
2. A handheld emulation/steam console styled like a switch or vita with a 720p screen at 5" or 7" with a high capacity(6000+ mha) li-po battery.
it already exists, search for GPD Win 2
10000 mah
Yes number 2 please that would be sick. Kind of like that smach Z thing.
@@Blind-Ambition I forgot about the 2...yeah it's got the exact specs I was thinking of too...its just 2x the price of the panda, which isnt too bad considering you don't have to do the work. But if you were good at electronic diy then you could probabaly get away with making your own for only another $100-200 in parts on top of the panda's price.
@@cannedfarofa yeah that would be best. I would love to see a pi3b handheld with a 10000 mah(just realized I wrote mha in my original comment). That would last forever on a single charge.
This channel is so awesome!
Thank you for updating us with all the latest news on single boards computers and emulation!
Excellent video! I was waiting on your take on the LattePanda Alpha. I bought one to do some light gaming and I'm glad that you review it showing Overwatch. I'll look foward to the video with the eGpu!
whoa, what an impressive single board PC.. definitely interested about the external GPU performance video you're making :)
First video I've seen from you. Thanks recommended. Subbed you instantly.
HolySemtex thank you!
This is awesome. I definitely want to see more about this product
nice. this + Seedi & stuffed inside a GameCube shell plus some WaveBirds would be my dream setup. can't wait to see future videos you post. keep up the great work.
this is what i like on your channel, nice video :)
Your videos are well made, informative and great to watch.
"As always, thanks for watching" - you remind me of Techmoan :)
Thanks for info, always learn something new here. This is an interesting device that maybe what I need in future. Not too bad pricing. But I liked your video on the retropie arcade 1up cab mod alot, I am gathering the parts to build mine so thanks for the inspiration.
Hey ETA check low spec gamer and his settings on this might be able to squeeze more... Thank you for the videos bro
Yeah I’ve had really good luck with his low setting tutorials.
Instant sub. Keep it up with your work lad. :)
Love the oh my good after you explained vsync.
Can't wait to see the emulation test results!
This is AWESOME! I cant believe what it can run
Great Video! Disappointed in Lattepanda team as an early-bird Kickstarter backer. Lots of people receiving their units from DFRobot but backers still waiting is like a kick in the teeth. :(
I'm just waiting for ryzen 3 single board computer
Dec.. Udoo Bolt
Well Sapphire has got some of those in development. Its called FS-FP5V.
exol... saphire is $340 ... axiomtek has one too ... worth more.. $408 ...
Wow thanks for telling me
I tried to buy the FS-V1807B when it was announced got an invoice for $578 with shipping and handling included
Awesome! Love your video 😎
Can’t wait for your upcoming videos on this ! I have a dream to someday use a Latte panda alpha or equivalent SBC to build the most powerful handheld emulator (that could also run steam titles).
I hope with time and the release of more x86 SBC’s that the prices will go down.
Awesome content as usual ETA, was wondering if you could run some streaming tests with the latte using OBS, I'm looking for an easy solution to stream when not at home, and this little guy could be it.
Thanks for all the content and keep it up.
Nice little board 👍🏻
and we are back 😀 lol it was still a good video when you first uploaded it ETA budd nice
Thank you.
I'd actually like to see a side by side comparison of this thing versus one of the mini/micro PCs people use for DIY arcades like the Ace PC.
Finally! Can't wait to see what cases they make & can't wait to see ps2 & gamecube running on this.
wow, this thing is amazing looking, i would love to get this in my hands
Great video, I appreciate the review! Wanted to note that 2GB of memory dedicated to the iGPU is way more than necessary. 512MB or 768MB is probably the most it can make use of, especially when you are running a lot of games at 720p.
very nice . cant wait to see what a pc version of retroarch can do
Spoiler alert. It can handle most everything Retroarch has at full speed.
seriously considering a pandora's box killer, with launchbox and led blinky (not cheap but would not be over bulky)
ETA PRIME how about Naomi games like MvC2 and Dreamcast and Saturn emulation?
ETA PRIME how will will it run a occulus rift? For screen streaming or beat sabor with a added gpu ofcourse
Wow, was kinda surprised with the performance :) For gamers on a budget this is kinda amazing :)
Bit of a note on something you mention in the video, you mentioned getting slightly better performance while having v-sync enabled with some intel iGPUs, and there is a reason for that. Mostly it's due to how frames are paced out at regular intervals depending on your frame rate, so 50ms at 20fps or 33ms at 30fps, etc, whereas with v-sync off the computer is just spitting out frames whenever it can which can lead to exacerbated bottlenecks in memory bandwidth or CPU limitations, that sort of thing. V-sync can help reduce this by spacing out those frames and making sure the computer doesn't get stuck on one of those bottlenecks leading to huge stutters or something.
Really great that you have shown this off!
But can you make a portable gaming console out of this? can you power this thing via a batterpack?
Nice powerful SBC, I hope it won't take much time to see ryzen versions.
Love the video. You didn't find anyone in fortnite because you were in playground mode. You were the only person on the map :)
amazing for the form factor
Dope Team Alpha Gaming Loves it ;)
Awesome! Only needs one thing, and that's battery power
Awesome review ETAPrime. I know it might be a big ask but could you try RPCS3 on this? Thanks
Still waiting for mine to arrive. Also looking forward to the new SB computer UDOO BOLT with Ryzen and Vega tech in it.
This looks quite interesting, definitely want to see emulation running on this.
Very cool board. Pretty similar in performance to the J5005 based Intel NUC I have a huge fondness for. Even taking the form factor in to consideration, I do think this is priced a little high. It'll be interesting to see what pricing for the Odroid H2 will be like, as it's generally in the same league as the Alpha.
Can you do a OS special for this board..
Windows
Linux
iOS..
Would be good to see a rundown..
And you know your fans will be happy to watch an hour long special
Great videos really. Just a quick question. How do you capture retropie footage. What capture card do you use? Any tutorial for that?
Love to see the complete LattePanda handheld build. If you got to busy for it send me the parts and I'll see if I can get it together!!!
Another wonderful video, i definitely wanted one of these. or the ryzen APU embedded. the Ryzen V1807B
Is the thermal paste quality decent? I wonder how much better, if at all it would perform with some high end thermal paste. Kryonaut or MX-4 or something like that.
Of course you know i'd go liquid metal, but i'm a little crazier than most.
Can’t wait for some emulation vids on this thing. That’s where it will really excel
Solid video. Thanks man. I'm looking to get a virtual pinball machine from recroommasters and just want the simplest PC and specs in order to run future pinball, virtual pinball, pinball fx2 & 3, etc. Would this be a good option for that you think? Thx
A stepping stone to pc hand held gaming.... i wish they could innovate this up with a dedicated gpu... and also power efficient that could only run through battery... storage options to tb... then put this up as a hand held / portable gaming device and it could be the next thing that pounds the switch on the ground...
Damn this thing could make a sexy gaming handheld
Hi, thanks for the great vid - I'm wondering if this will be suitable for audio programs? If you could Geekbench it and link to the results - it has a memory latency test and that usually gives a good indicator of where the system is for handling low latency uninterrupted audio. Many systems with 'embedded' RAM aren't well configured with this and end up with anything up to 200ns (80ns is standard DDR3 Laptop level in my experience). Thanks in advance!
Nice to see an overview of this product. I said it before in regard to the GPD Win 2, but the choice of Core M is a bit baffling to me. Intel has, in the past at least, kept the price of Core M quite high. This is reflected in the prices of those. It is a possible case of the product being fairly priced for the tech, but too high for the intended target buyers. Now we see that Odroid H2 is coming and perhaps at a far lower price, even after buying memory and other associated things. The J4105 may be considerably lower in price to use in such a product, but should be quite capable in performance at the same time. Of course we must see prices, but J4105 products already exist with $80 motherboard/CPU products as well as mini PCs coming in under $200. Either way, this was good to see. Keep doing what you do, ETA Prime.
I could see people using this thing to make their own handheld gaming systems, maybe even stand-alone VR!
Cannot wait to see how this runs GameCube, Dreamcast, Citra, and Xbox.
That's pretty much what I was thinking. I love my raspberry pi, but I'm willing to eventually get something else if it can play games from newer consoles as well.
LattePanda comes with windows 10. So you canplay Xbox on it officially
2:08 - 2:14 this might still your favourite sbc, my also.. 🔥
Thanks for this great video. Does the Lattepanda Alpha perform better than the GPD win 2, regardless of portability and everything that make them completely different? Just performance...
This is pretty impressive for something that small. Not sure what its worth would be though, it has some portable charm but there are also problems with said portability if you're carrying around extra peripherals. That is looking at it as a multi-function device.
Might be better off delegated to specific task then general computing.
Love to see a gt1030-50ti on that thing
well, I am super excited to see it running with a eGPU.
ODroid H2 goes head-to-head with this and releases late November.
This thing is pretty awesome
thank you for mor in depth view of this sbc, can we get an sbc with x8 pcie or x16 even? Really looking forward to the egpu setup =P if dfrobot can get a apu like the hades canyon nuc plus an x8 or better pcie i can really see the sff market growing...
the recessed ethernet is really cool, I hope the raspberrypi does this and like this one only stacks the USB ports in single configuration. Or just dumps full size USB and just uses C, adapters are pretty easy to find.
Could you try the eGPU with a 1030? I want to have some kind of idea (even if vague) of how a Core M3 with an MX150 would perform if GPD were to consider designing the Win 3 with an MX150 in mind.
That's a hella expensive beasty. Odroid XU4 FTW.
I imagine someone strapping on a really big cpu cooler and call it a day. Really cool gadget.
Thanx for the Upload...
Can you do LINUX and WINDOWS 10 on this Alpha or Jus (one or the Other) not Both or will U be able to Switch in Between??
Nyce Videos 🎯
For that price I'd say that's quite fair game. I want one pretty bad this thing is baller m'dude
wow This is really expensive but I can see this can be used in so many ways.
Like you said LattePanda is at another level compared to Raspberry Pi.
It's almost like this created a new category.
I hope this sells well so price can go down in the future.
Also if single board computers gets more light in the future I can see external GPU usages are becoming common and carry these instead of laptops. Going to school/work connect these to keyboard/mice/monitor at school/work and have a external GPU at home for gaming etc. Also you can give all of your files with SD Cards. Of course I don't think it would replace/race with expensive gaming desktops but for casual gameplay I can see it can work
no it has to sell bad for the price to go down. if it sells good then they know people will pay that much for it and maybe even raise the price. but if know one buys it they will lower the price so people will buy it.
great vid, can this output to a crt tv without any modifications or converters?
you could buy a cheap car that gets you from A-->B but it consumes more fuel, or buy a more expensive car that consumes less fuel, if you think about it, its kinda worth it. (ohh and the form factor)
which is this when you could buy a cheaper board that does more like a nuc or a mini itx
Not really...depends on how long and the price difference. If the money your saving from the more expensive cars fuel when all tallied up ends up being LESS than the price difference of the two cars...then you got screwed.
Cars aren't the same as computers. Take a Toyota corolla for example. Cheap, low maintenance, and kickass gas mileage.
it was just a simple analogy, doesn't need to bee exactly precise, 'precise' enough to understand what one other meant.
Do you have any idea how long it would take to recoup the costs of a $358 singleboard in comparison to a $170 laptop in electricity savings? Several decades.
Face it, this computer makes no sense from a practical standpoint. It's an enthusiast toy. There's nothing wrong with enthusiast toys, but that's what it is.
A core m3 with an egpu is something that i really want to see !
I'm extremely impressed. I bet it would be a perfect tiny HTPC and with a side of retro gaming. Do you think Windows XP would work on it? Just thinking of old pc games.
It floors me that such power is possible, on such a tiny computer.
Can you run some applications on it? Like Photoshop or Premier Pro? Maybe try some industrial SW like some SCADA or PLC?
I'd like to see one with twin USB-C dual ethernet with on board ECC basically i want a great little router/firewall appliance in a very small package
I'd really like to see more content with the fpga cored sbc you picked up recently. I find that thing really intriguing. (Wish i could remember the name right now... Lol)
Edit*
The Terasic DE-10 Nano.
(Hooray for Google... Lol)
I literally just finished soldering up the LED and Audio jack. This week you will see a lot with that board. Tonight I’m gonna record a ton of footage.
@@ETAPRIME Sweet! Don't take too long editing it. Patience is not a strong suit for me Lol. BTW, you've been killing it with the content lately man. Keep up the good work!
Look great option for office work and some AAA gaming few year ago, it's small and you can attach this at Monitor without problem, btw can I get this run Win 10 only ? I not that fond Linux and I mostly works using Win 10.
Really interested in seeing this with the external GPU.
Would be neat to see it overclocked using extreme cooling techniques.
Very interested to see GameCube and PS2 emulation on this! Also, are there cases available for this board?
Wait until the Udoo Bolt releases.
Honestly if you want a portable handheld for PC gaming on the go that's what this would be worthwhile for, But hmm... What kind of battery would you need for this to run for like 2-6 hours though?
kinda wanna get one and make a custom laptop outta one of these
I would sooner have a Latte with a Panda than pay that!!
What about the Dolphin Emulator? And how high are the temps?
this would work great as a diy handheld
I would love to see a test running Ubuntu
I was in the middle of watching it, then i could not comment, then the stream was gone
what about hooking up a 1080p camera with a capture card, and using this pc as a transcoder, probably with quick charge battery pack? i mean using this pc as a portable livestreamer.
you should test the Intel i5 compute stick ! :D
Would be nice to see how this compares to the odroid h2 now that it was announced
Question: can you change the CPU fan curve? Using speedfan for example. If you could control the fan you could get better cooling with a little more noise though.
I’ve only been able to change when the fan comes on and goes off no curve profiles available in the bios. But the fan is really quiet the way they have it set up and I’ve been able to undervolt the cpu to keep it cool.
Thanks for the response! I'm thinking More voltage myself ;) great video as always!
09:30 " i wish every game would use vulkan" yes, me too :D
I would love to see it compared, in a build, to the smallest mini it build Ryzen 3 2200g build running it's Vega 8 graphics. You can build them incredibly small, and incredibly cheap.
It's just a matter of time before we see a case manufacturer making various SBC cases.
we all wanted to see the oil barrels in crysis
Would love to see if this could be made into a hackintosh!
I hope we get an AlphaPhone. A open source Linux/Android based phone based on this
ROFL God you guys have it good.. 358$.. I just checked the AU price and its just under a grand.. around 980 AUD. Even with out weak dollar we get so screwed its beyond belief.
Is the ICSP header present for the onboard AVR core so that I could wipe out the Arduino firmware and replace it with something useful? Thought of using alike as a mediacenter in my car, with rewiring the AVR core for OBD or CAN access (CAN via programmable logic or an MCU swap ;) ).
Gonna have to morgage my home to get this beautiful single board computer. but my GF can use the fan to dry her hair.