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  • #118305
    robertybob
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    Just wondered if anyone had seen this?

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    inraspberry_pi

    64-bit and 1.2GHz.. what kind of speed improvements would we be looking at if these rumours are true and the RAM stays at 1GB?

    #118308
    malacai
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    its not a rumor, will be released 29th feb
    it will have onboard bluetooth and wifi

    here is some info from a swedish site
    http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/21794-raspberry-pi-3-far-inbyggt-wifi-och-bluetooth

    #118390
    darquegk
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    With the accepted new stats on the Raspberry Pi 3, is this enough of an upgrade to make new system inclusion viable, or at least enhanced performance on some of the weaker performing ones now?

    #118422
    brunnis
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    My best guess would be that they’re using a quadcore Cortex-A53 cluster. This should provide a rather sizeable performance increase over the Pi 2. The A53 is at least 30% faster at the same frequency compared to the A7. Coupled with a 33% frequency increase, this would yield more than 70% better single thread performance. :)

    #118443
    InsecureSpike
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    #118447
    gizmo98
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    What is a 64Bit ARM7? A Cortex A7 is a 32Bit ARMv7 core. A Cortex A53 is a 64Bit ARMv8 core. There is nothing in between.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture#Cores

    #118486
    brunnis
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    Well, the rumor ended up true. I just ordered my Pi 3! Should be arriving tomorrow. :-)

    No confirmation yet on the exact CPU core, but it is a 1.2GHz quad core as rumored.

    #118487
    brunnis
    Participant

    Official info: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-3-on-sale/

    Price is the same as the old one. 1.2GHz quadcore Cortex-A53 with 64-bit support, as speculated.

    #118489
    gizmo98
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    Ok. Ordered one.

    #118501
    drokkster
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    [quote=118489]Ok. Ordered one.

    [/quote]

    As did i :)

    Not sure if the Pi2 image will work with this but its worth a try.

    Should receive it tomorrow.

    #118504
    shoothere
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    I’m sure that even if it doesn’t work (which I sort of expect) it should be very quickly resolved as I am sure the Raspbian people will have it up and running in no time. From there it should be a “short trip” for Retropie but I am no programmer so…

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