I plan on mostly using it as a home server. I might also do a little bit of tinkering with GPIOs but not that much. I also want to code on it (nothing heavy). I'd probably use the money to buy a pair of Raspberry Pi 3s, that way you have one stable, running as the server, and the other to mess arou...

Difficult to make a recommendation without knowing what you want to use it for, and how badly you could use the money saved elsewhere. Personally, I'd probably go with whatever is sufficient to do the job you want it for with enough elbow room for a year or so's expansion. If you're looking for a d...

texy wrote:Double?
I assume you've asked the same questions at the banana pi forum - assuming there is one.
The answers you'll get here may be a little biased

Texy

I did not ask on banana pi forum because there is nearly no one there. The banana pi m3 has 2gb ram and octacore processer.

Hello everyone

This might be a odd question but what do you guys think i should do.
Buy a raspberry pi 3 for €40 or
Buy a banana pi m3 with double the specs for €80

thanks in advance

Hello everyone Today i was thinking is it worth to buy a 32 or 64gb sd card. So i wondered is it possible to quad boot a raspberry pi with each os 8gb or 16gb of storage on a partition. I would like to quad boot raspbian, openelec, kali linux and windows Iot core. So anyone have any experience out t...