Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB

I used the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (8GB) to build a RAID 5 network attached storage array, and it has exceeded expectations. The Pi handled the setup with four 8TB drives smoothly, providing both reliability and flexibility for my storage needs. With its processing power and memory, it’s capable of managing the array while still running efficiently.To house the drives and keep everything organized, I built a custom chassis using Feleph building blocks. This gave me enough space to include the Raspberry Pi, a USB hub, and cable management, making the project both functional and fun to assemble. The Pi integrates seamlessly with the hardware, and the system has been running without issues.Pros:• 8GB RAM provides plenty of power for RAID 5 NAS tasks• Compact design makes it easy to integrate into custom builds• Reliable performance managing multiple large-capacity drives• Flexible enough to pair with creative DIY housing solutionsCons:• Requires some technical setup knowledge for RAID configuration• Limited native SATA support, so adapters are needed for multiple drivesBottom line:The Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB is an excellent choice for DIY enthusiasts looking to build a RAID 5 NAS. Paired with some creativity for housing and cable management, it delivers reliable performance and makes for a rewarding project.

I bought this for a media center. works great with libreelec, which incorporates Kodi. I have an 8 TB powered HD formatted to NTFS, with movies, music, and pictures on it. I connected it to my router, and have an HDMI cable directly to a smart TV. I use the KODI remote app on an android phone to access it.

The Rasperry Pi series of board have set a new standard for do it yourself electronic projects. The exposed and very well documented GPIO pins provide so much potential.In terms of disliked items:* It is odd they made it to the fourth generation still without provided an on/off button (finally resolved in the recently announced 5th gen).* No DDR RAM slot. While the amount of storage can be expanded with an sd card, all the RAM the board will ever have is hard soldered on.Overall, it provides a lot of value at the $100 price point.

This thing is absolutely awesome. It’s so much more powerful than my 3b+. I would however recommend waiting and getting the 5 that’s coming out. It will blow this one out of the water. I wish I would have waited since the main reason I bought it was game emulation. It will play older systems but anything around the n64 or ps2 rage would definitely tell you to wait and get the 5.Thanks for reading my nonsense.

I run BirdNetPi. It has not been updated yet, so the Pi 4b is still necessary. I'm not sure if the extra memory makes a difference.

I bought this unit to act as a NAS server for my home network. I use Samba software and two USB drives and it works great. It was pretty easy to set up, but I have a couple of years experience with Linux. However, if I buy another Raspberry PI, it will be as a kit rather than buying a separate case, SD card, and power supply.

expensive but its the perfect item for this kind in the market

Works solid and fast!Upgrades from PI 3 running home assistant. Much better.

2台目です。2023年に購入したときの価格が倍になっています。それでもRaspberryPi5は更に高騰しているので現実的な実用機となりそうです。スペックも十分です。Cloudeの普及でさらにプライベートシステム構築の敷居が下がったので、本機の価値も上がりそう。ラズパイ5に比べて発熱が少ないのもすごくいいです。

Nothing to say, does what it need to do

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En general la tarjeta funciona muy bien. Pero tiene 2 puertos USB 3.0 y al parecer comparten canal de datos, ya que si conectas dos dispositivos (uno en cada puerto) la respuesta es muy lenta. Lo mismo pasa con los otros dos puertos USB 2.0. Es decir, en realidad recomiendo que solo uses 1 puerto de cada versión.

この様な性能で安心価格提供して頂いてありがとうございました。