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|    Richard Menedetter to Maurice Kinal    |
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|    06 Oct 16 21:19:48    |
      Hi Maurice!              06 Oct 2016 17:11, from Maurice Kinal -> Richard Menedetter:               RM>> Which part??        MK> The 64 bit capable part.        MK> The faster part seems obvious (1.2GHz is faster than 900MHz).              The ARMv8 part is also obvious.              See the specs or wikipedia:       The new BCM2837 based on 64-bit ARMv8 architecture is backwards compatible       with the Raspberry Pi 2 as well as the original.               RM>> But I agree that a 64 bit OS is not on the top of the things we        RM>> need.        MK> Understood but then why bother with a 64 bit cpu?        MK> It seems like a waste to me.              Why not?       It is a nice addition, and you are not forced to use it.       If you do not like it, stay with 32 bit.               RM>> The chip used in the odroid C2 is capped at 1.5GHz.        MK> I thought the 2GHz was quite the jump.        RM>> http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php        MK> Excellent! Thanks for pointing it out.        MK> The last specs I saw were still claiming 2GHz.              Bacuse that is what Amlogix advertised ...              Here is a story about it:       http://tinyurl.com/gmvpefw               RH>> armbian is coming up        MK> That doesn't surprise me.              It was a pleasant surpise to me.              Will try it out on my Orange Pi PC when I have some time:       http://www.orangepi.org/orangepipc/              CU, Ricsi              --- GoldED+/LNX        * Origin: Philosophic enjoyment = mutual misunderstanding (2:310/31)    |
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