Allwinner H3 Boards Comparison Tables With Orange Pi, Banana Pi M2+, Nanopi P1, and H3-Olinuxino-Nano Boards

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Allwinner H3 Boards Comparison Tables with Orange P

M2+, NanoPi P1, and H3-OlinuXino-NANO Boa
Orange Pi PC /
Orange Pi One Orange Pi Lite Nano Pi M1 Orange Pi PC Plus
H3-Olinuxino-NANO
Orange Pi 2 / Orange Pi mini 2
512MB or
1GB
RAM 512 MB 1GB 1GB 512 MB
micro SD card
slot
PC Plus adds: micro SD card micro SD card
Storage micro SD card slot 8GB eMMC slot slot
Ethernet 10/100M No 10/100M 10/100M
PC Plus only: 802.11 b/g/n
Wireless WiFi 802.11 WiFi 802.11 WiFi (except
Connectivity No b/g/n No b/g/n No in mini 2)
1x USB Host 2x USB 2.0 2x USB 2.0
port host ports host ports
1x micro USB 1x micro USB 3x USB 2.0 host ports 1x micro USB 4x USB 2.0 host ports
USB OTG port OTG port 1x micro USB OTG port OTG port 1x micro USB OTG port
Video HDMI HDMI, 3.5mm AV jack HDMI HDMI and AV
HDMI, on- HDMI, AV,

board HDMI, AV, on-board on-board
Audio HDMI microphone microphone HDMI microphone
40-pin 40-pin 40-pin

40-pin Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi 40-pin Raspberry P
Raspberry Pi connector connector connector CSI interface fo
connector CSI interface DVP interface CSI interface IR receiv
I/Os and other CSI interface for camera for camera for camera 2x 40-pin
peripherals for camera IR receiver IR receiver IR receiver headers
5V via micro
USB port, or 5V via power
5V via power barrel 4.7 ~ 5.6 V via barrel 5V via micro 5V via power barrel
Power 5V via header VDD pin 5V via header USB port 5V via header
Dimensions 69×48 mm 64×50 mm 85×55 mm 50×50 mm 93×60 mm
Pi PC: $15 Pi 2 – $30

Listed Price $9.99 $12 $11 Pi PC+: $19.99 N/A Pi mini 2 – $25
Shipping $3.39 $3.39 $10 $3.43 N/A N/A
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Pi PC: $18.43 Not for sale

Total $13.38 $15.39 $21 Pi PC+: $23.42 N/A anymore
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bles with Orange Pi, Banana Pi Allwinner H3 SoC has now found its way into many lo
nuXino-NANO Boards
Since a table with 10 boards would be hard to read, I
Orange Pi Plus Banana Pi M2+ Orange Pi Plus 2E
Orange Pi Plus 2
1GB 2GB With this mind, the first table takes care of the ultra-lo
8GB eMMC 8GB eMMC
flash flash
Micro SD slot micro SD card Micro SD slot
SATA (via slot 16GB eMMC SATA (via
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Gigabit Ethernet
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
2x USB 2.0 3x USB 2.0 4x USB 2.0

host ports host ports host ports
x USB 2.0 host ports 1x micro USB 1x micro USB 1x micro USB
x micro USB OTG port OTG port OTG port OTG port Some remarks
There’s no difference between boards with
regards to the 40-pin Raspberry Pi connectors,
and only H3-Olinuxino-NANO will have a
HDMI and AV
different pinout, as well as more I/Os. It will
also be the only open source hardware board of
HDMI and AV HDMI the list.
SATA implementation are using a USB 2.0 to
SATA bridge since Allwinner H3 does not
HDMI, AV, on-board come with either SATA. PCIe, or USB 3.0
HDMI, AV, microphone interface, and performance is not different, and
on-board in some case lower, than simply connecting a
microphone HDMI USB hard drive to the board.
Boards with 4 USB ports + micro USB OTG

40-pin Raspberry Pi connector will share the bandwidth through a USB hub
CSI interface for camera controller, so performance may be impacted,
IR receiver and boards such as Orange Pi Plus 2E with 3
USB ports that do not use a USB hub
controller should have better USB throughput.
5V via power
barrel
V via power barrel 5V via micro 5V via power barrel
V via header USB port 5V via header Voltage regulator
SY8106A used on most Orange Pi boards
allows for finer tuning of the CPU voltage, and
108×67 mm
a better control of CPU throttling and heat
112 x 60 mm 65×65 mm management
The GPIO driven voltage regulator on NanoPi
M1 and Orange Pi One/Lite only allows for
$39.00 $39.90 $35.00 $49.00 1.1V and 1.3V voltage selection
$3.75 $0 $3.57 $3.26 Banana Pi M2+ is set to work at 1.3V only.
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Boards with eMMC flash should provide a

significantly better user experience thanks to
much faster random I/O compared to most
$42.75 $39.90 $38.57 $52.26 (micro) SD cards
Memory type matters. It has been found that

boards with DDR3 memory tend to overheat
much more than boards with DDR3L memory.
At the time of writing, Xunlong Orange Pi
boards are all based on DDR3L memory, but
Banana Pi M2+ and NanoPi M1 boards are
fitted with DDR3 memory instead. [Update: It
has be discovered that Orange Pi One/Lite are
actually using DDR3 memory, and do not
overheat, so more investigation is needed to
find out what the problem may be]
Please let me know if I should add anything to
the table, or corrections need to be made.
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CategoriesAllwinner H-Series, Debian
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newest oldest most voted Guestzoobab
The H3 ethernet was published some days ago
for a mainline kernel, don’t know if it is finally
usable. Last time I tried it was crashy.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestByron
The Orange PI One has terrible software
support. Tried every Android version
(including official + modified ones). Plus all
the Linux versions. Ubuntu Mate was the best
so far, but the 512MB of memory holds it
back. But then for $10 …
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0 Reply3 years agoGuestLalith

Thank you for taking time to summarise out
favourite boards’ details.
The kernel source for BPi M2+, from Sinovoip

is quite good. Only sunxi_gmac needs adding
to get Orange pI working completely
https://github.com/BPI-SINOVOIP/BPI-M2P-bsp
0 Reply3 years agoGuestAaa
And again someone missed software side in
comparison. Shame on you.
0 Reply3 years agoMember
Sayan Chakraborty
Please include the PCduino H3 boards
including the PCduino 8 UNO
0 Reply3 years ago Author
@Aaa
All boards have basically the same software

support… Images released by the companies
are useless, and the recommended distribution
is now armbian for all the boards.
@Sayan
PCDuino 8 Uno is based on Allwinner H8. I
can’t find any PCduino boards with Allwinner
H3 processor.
Edit: There’s PCduino4 STB kit @
http://www.linksprite.com/pcduino4-stb/
it’s not very popular, and not supported by
armbian (AFAIK)
0 Reply3 years agoGuestA Low
Pcduino4 nano is an H3 board and also a
NanoPi m1 variant. Pretty much same board
but color of pcb
0 Reply1 year agoGuestonebir
“Boards with 4 USB ports will share the
bandwidth through a USB hub controller, so
performance may be impacted, and boards
such as Orange Pi Plus 2E with 3 USB ports
that do not use a USB hub controller should
have better USB throughput.”
Possibly confusing because the Plus 2E has 3
USB + micro USB OTG; maybe better to
identify which boards use USB hub in the
table?
@onebir
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That one is more tricky, as I have to find the

schematics, or closely look at each board
pictures…
Maybe Thomas will know that already…
I think the SoC has three USB host, and one
USB OTG port (TBC).
0 Reply3 years agoGuestEric D.
It is not clear to me if these boards have an I2S
interface for connecting a DAC board. I’ve
read the H3 has the I/O logic.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestCharlie
FriendlyARM has talked about NanoPi M1 to
be Open Hardware like other parts of the
NanoPi line.
But really, buy the quad core A57 NanoPC-T3
with eMMC
https://andahammer.com/index.php?route=product/product
Or the NanoPi M2 or M3 with SD. Debian
runs well on these. I will have to try the
armbian if I can get an M1.
0 Reply3 years agoGuesttkaiser
@Lalith
Sorry, the kernel source from SinoVoip is just

loboris’ old kernel source for Orange Pis.
That’s quite the opposite of ‘good’ in the
meantime. A second article below the Buyer’s
guide (just click on the link above) lists all
BSP kernel variants currently available with
explanations. IMO worth a read too.
@Aaa
Sorry, didn’t you read that I wrote the buyer’s

guide only from the perspective of boards that
we (Armbian) support? The various models
only differ regarding some features and
settings but main features are all the same.
@Eric D.
I2S is available on all the boards (maybe
missing on BPi M2+ and/or NanoPi M1 —
don’t know). We collected a few tutorials
regarding this and that so that no H3 user has
to start from scratch:
http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/forum/13-allwinner-h
@onebir
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H3 has 3 dedicated USB2.0 host ports and 1

USB OTG port. The latter is available as
Micro USB connector on all boards and we
configure it as host port too (performance is
slightly lower but an USB disk gets close to
35MB/s here or an Gbit-Ethernet adapter
exceeds 350 Mbits/sec). So it’s only about the
count of type A receptacles. If these are 4 then
an internal USB hub is used, if they’re 3 or less
we’re talking about USB host ports that do not
have to share bandwidth.
BTW: In the buyer’s guide I linked to a huge

sortable table in linux-sunxi wiki where all the
boards except of NanoPi M1 can be found)
@Charlie
NanoPC-T3 is not Cortex-A57 but A53 instead
and comes only with a 32 bit kernel that has
been already called awful and “Specifically,
this is a Linux-3.4 kernel that looks more like a
Linux-2.6.28 platform port that was forward-
ported”. Just read the articles about NanoPi M3
and PC-T3 here on CNX. More trustworthy
than shop links.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestzoobab
The OrangePI naming convention for their
boards is a disaster. It would be better if they
had used codenames such as “Orangepi
Uranus” and avoid “Orangepi Plus 2E”.
@cnxsoft
One small correction: All OPi prevent being
powered up through Micro USB so they can
only be powered reliably through barrel plug or
GPIO pins. BPi M2+ and NanoPi M1 allow to
be powered through MicroUSB and BPi M2+
has also a barrel jack while NanoPi M1 allows
being powered through GPIO pins and will in
this mode even charge a device connected to
Micro USB port.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestpaul
cnxsoft :
@Aaa
All boards have basically the same software

support… Images released by the companies
are useless, and the recommended distribution
is now armbian for all the boards.
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Although you may have already covered in

your individual reviews, I have 2 suggestions
to save referring to them: a) I also wondered if
there could be a column listing range of OS
support eg OpenWRT, Linino etc. b) The
‘Power’ column could usefully list an idle or
typical power drawn by the board.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestAaa
@cnxsoft
Does that mean armbian support for all these
boards is *exactly* on the same level /
supported features / supported hardware
components?
@Aaa
Of course. Everything would be pretty obvious
if people would start reading through the
somewhat hidden link »buyer’s guide« in the
first paragraph.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestboobbypi
@zoobab
The eth driver done by montjoie is a great

value for the moment : working very well and
stable but maybe not ready for production,
need to waiting to find new bugs
If you have a “emac timeout” at startup, plug
an eth cable to an router or computer solve this
issue on my op pc.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestboobbypi
@Eric D.
I understand there is an driver for prehistoric
3.4 kernel but none for mainline, need to wait
or doing the job I think!
paul :
Although you may have already covered in

your individual reviews, I have 2 suggestions
to save referring to them: a) I also wondered if
there could be a column listing range of OS
support eg OpenWRT, Linino etc. b) The
‘Power’ column could usefully list an idle or
typical power drawn by the board.
a) I could probably make a list in the remark
for the 4 vendors, but for example Shenzhen
Xunlong has been known to release images
that does not really work, or even boot. I could
also check one by one which open source OS
has been ported, but again it’s very difficult to
find out about the status of the port since it’s
not always documented.
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b) Power consumption figures would be good.

But I can’t find somebody who has all the
boards above, and made the measurements.
I don’t think there would be much difference

between boards when it comes to the electricity
bill, but if you plan to run on batteries, there
could be. That’s also an interesting subject, as
they may be techniques to further reduce
power consumption. For example, one person
wrote how he reduce RPI Zero power
consumption ->
http://www.jeffgeerling.com/blogs/jeff-geerling/raspberry-
Similar techniques could also be applied to H3
boards, and you could also lower the frequency
to bring the power consumption down even
further.
@paul
Regarding software or OS compatibility it’s
really simple: The OS images the vendors
provide vary much regarding quality and
functionality (and settings that massively
influence performance — just read through the
linked ‘buyer’s guide’ above where everything
is explained in detail).
And there are 3rd parties like Armbian, jernej’s

unofficial OpenELEC fork or OpenWRT.
Since all these H3 boards are pretty much the
same all these 3 softwares just need minor
adoptions to run on another board. Armbian
and OpenELEC support all boards equally
right now and if an OpenWRT build based on
montjoie’s Ethernet driver and a recent kernel
version will be released now or soon it’s just
exchanging device tree stuff and adding the
Wi-Fi drivers (which isn’t a problem any
longer since community fixed all three
available)
Power consumption is pretty easy: It depends

on 1) peripherals connected 2) settings used
and 3) voltage regulator (the bigger Oranges
being able to use fine grained VDD_CPUX
adjustments consume less. To get the basics
just read my Orange Pi PC review where a lot
of this stuff is covered also energy saving
techniques that might look good but aren’t.
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Since Allwinner’s defaults really suck linux-

sunxi and Armbian team did a lot of testing to
improve thermal settings (which correlate with
temperature/overheating, performance and
stability). We share these settings with the
OpenELEC fork but that does not apply to
various other OS images out there. So don’t be
surprised that the very same hardware using
ancient OS images found somewhere in
Orange Pi forums or Banana Pi download
sections make run H3 board slower, less stable
and way more hot. Settings matter!
@cnxsoft
Regarding H3 based TV boxes like the
Linksprite thingie mentioned above: It’s pretty
easy to get them to work with any ‘3rd party
OS image’ like Armbian since most probably
all that’s needed is extracting the fex file and
then tuning it so that the device performs
better. This way the popular Beelink X2 found
it’s way into our build system (Armbian is not
a distro ).
Again few minor corrections: OPi+ 2E has also

CSI, the +2 can not be powered through Micro
USB, BPi M2+ at this price has 8GB eMMC
(they maybe bring a cost down version that
saves eMMC and Wi-Fi/BT) and what’s
completely missing is OPi PC Plus (yeah,
pretty confusing naming scheme) that’s just an
OPi PC with the new Wi-Fi chip and 8GB
pretty fast eMMC for $20. And maybe BT
should be added to BPi M2+ since the
manufacturer failed to enable BT support on
this board but community suceeded (Jernej
fixed it in his OpenELEC fork the day before
yesterday so Armbian will follow
today/tomorrow and BT might even work on
vendor’s OS images in the future)
@tkaiser
Thanks. I think the table should be OK now.
I’ll add Orange Pi PC Plus after it’s launched,

maybe replacing the Orange Pi 2 / mini 2
column as Xunlong does not sell it anymore.
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BTW: Since I talked multiple times about

optimized H3 thermal/throttling/performance
settings in case anyone’s interested here’s an
excellent example of how we (the community)
is doing this:
http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1322-testers-wa
(it looks like NanoPi M1 is also prone to
overheating like BPi M2+ and now we try to
develop failsave but still performant settings
since ‘default settings’ killing CPU cores and
never bringing them back until next reboot cost
too much performance)
0 Reply3 years agoGuestcbm80
Orange Pi PC Plus is currently the best value
for money if you need WiFi and as a bonus
you have 8GB eMMC included which helps
especially for Androids distros.
0 Reply3 years agoGuestcbm80
@cnxsoft
PC Plus is already available:
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Orange-Pi-PC-Plu
0 Reply3 years agoGuestmdel
@tkaiser
i was reading your guide and tried to check the
following mention :
“2D/3D/video HW acceleration is available
with legacy kernels”
i understand you use the cedrus open driver,
but on your armbian images list for my board
(opipc) HW acceleration is only listed on your
“desktop” image.
Am i to understand that the cedrus hw driver is
not present in your “server” image ?
if that’s the case, would it be simpler to “add”
it to your server image somehow or work my
way back from your desktop image and
remove the desktop packages ?
I’m currently investigating sunxi-vdpau with

kodi and try to see if there’s an alternative to
the cedarx unofficial openelec that is already
working (not tested myself yet).
I know video stuff is not your thing, and i have
a somewhat peculiar approach to my kodi
setups, “real 24/7” server running services (nas
backup, vpn, torrent..) and kodi standalone as
the only “graphics” app (power buttons are
hacked to only turn kodi on/off, not the box),
so if some of my motives seem weird maybe
they actually are.
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I am currently doing that from openelec images

but it’s very painful not to have a full featured
system with package manager, so i’m trying to
find better options from ubuntu / armbian
images.
@mdel
At the moment you can’t upgrade ‘server’
Armbian images to ‘desktop’ images since
build process is different and we add all the
HW acceleration stuff only on the ‘desktop’
builds since currently none of the Armbian
core devs has a great interest in GUI stuff and
we somehow lack time/skills. We realized that
it works thanks to the great linux-sunxi
community, added as much as we can back in
March but need more devs joining in to
improve packaging. So yes, now you would
better ‘downgrade’ (remove the DE) from a
desktop image.
Thanks to Xunlong who allowed us to give

away many OPi+ 2E for free to developers I
hope this will change soon and we’re able to
reorganize all the packaging stuff so ‘desktop
upgrades’ should be possible in the near future:
http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1325-claim-a-ta
Regarding Kodi as far as I understand the main

issue is still the use of the proprietary GPL
violating CedarX software from Allwinner vs.
the community’s Cedrus approach (if devs
would stop using the former and all users poke
Allwinner to release documentation and
software under a useable license then maybe
we would already have full open source Kodi
support for Allwinner SoCs — but I don’t
know that much about this stuff at all)
Sayan Chakraborty
@cnxsoft and the CNX community
Wondering if the H8 boards are similar to the
A83T based ones.
Any suggestions on getting Armbian or Linux
4.x kernels would be really welcome !
Linksprite has posted some images with older
kernels but nothing has been released in the
last 6 months.
http://www.linksprite.com/image-for-pcduino8-uno/
@Sayan
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H8 is the same as A83T and R58. These SoCs

implement different ‘chip IDs’ and Allwinner
ships different SDKs for them (preventing
Android 5.1 to be running on H8 while it’s
‘allowed’ to run on A83T for example). From
the Linux perspective this doesn’t matter as
long as you use mainline u-boot (possible since
u-boot 2016.05-rc3).
Armbian won’t support A83T/H8 boards

anytime soon since the SoCs aren’t that well
supported by community and all the available
boards are somewhat weird. So we would have
to stick with this ancient 3.4.x kernel while
getting constantly negative user feedback that
our software would suck while it’s just the
usual undervoltage problems caused by Micro
USB connector used for DC-IN on powerful
boards and so on.
In case you’re a little bit experienced and want

to stick with legacy kernel you’re able to help
yourself (using available ‘advanced’ OS
images, exchanging the boot0 BLOB and then
also exchanging the rootfs of available
images). Just look into Free section of
Armbian forum regarding BPi M3 and here
http://forum.linksprite.com/index.php?/topic/4514-how-do
In case you want to play with mainline kernel
you find the most advanced stuff in wens’
repos: https://github.com/wens
Both H3 and A83T/H8/R58 started with

almost the same BSP/SDK (read as: software
support by the SoC vendor). But while H3
made huge progresses on the software side
situation for the octa-core still isn’t that good.
Why? Since only community matters (at least
when we’re talking about Allwinner SoCs).
@tkaiser
H8 and H3 should be pretty similar, since they
are part of the the same sun8i family. Not sure
about the details though.
@cnxsoft
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H8/A83T and H3 share many IP blocks and

that’s why montjoie’s mainline Ethernet driver
for example now also works with A83T (H8)
and A64 after some minimal adjustments
regarding the necessary environment. But the
chips are quite different and H8/A83T is more
powerful and made in a more efficient 28nm
process whereas H3 offers more real USB
ports.
This A vs. H vs. R thing (H8/A83T/R58 are

the same, so H64/A64/R18 are, so A33/R16,
A13/R8 and so on are) seems just a matter of
different bussiness units at Allwinner. Booting
an H3 kernel on H8 is not possible but it’s
confirmed (see the linksprite forum link above)
that it’s possible to boot an H8 image on A83T
after exchanging the boot0 BLOB that
initializes DRAM and also checks the chip ID.
Anyway: Choosing H8/A83T based boards is

not a good idea now since they all combine
some weird hardware flaws with very poor
software/support. We can only hope that linux-
sunxi community continues to improve work
on this SoC so it will be possible to run
mainline kernel sometimes in the future
(current support is still rather limited)
Sayan Chakraborty
@tkaiser
Really appreciate your detailed response- I will

hold on to my H8 based PCduino8 board for
now. Once I have weekends free, I will try my
hand at replacing the boot0 and rootfs.
In the meanwhile, I may order the Orange Pi
Plus 2E
Really appreciate all the great work you guys
have done !
@cbm80
Added Orange Pi PC Plus.
I blame the poor search engine on Aliexpress
for not finding it…
0 Reply3 years agoGuest@lex
@Charlie
Can you run NanoPi M2 with 1920x1080P?
I am having issues with 1920×1080, Android
and Linux.
I have tried different PSUs, different monitors
and can’t find a simple fix for this.
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Bad news: Not just BPi M2+ is prone to

overheating, NanoPi M1 also:
http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1322-testers-wa
And the reason according to Olimex’
experimenting with their H3 board prototypes
from last year seems to be the DRAM type
used: Xunlong uses low power DDR3L
(Olimex now too) and their boards do not
overheat, SinoVoip and FriendlyARM chose
normal DDR3 instead.
Maybe adding DRAM type to the table would
be a good idea?
@tkaiser
I’ve added it in remark. Have you contacted
both companies? If not, I’ll let FriendlyARM
know. I don’t have direct contact with
SinoVoIP.
@cnxsoft
I asked in banana-pi.org forum other users to
test/confirm since all current tests happened on
Rev 1.0 boards and in the meantime PCB rev
v1.1 is used. Please contact/ask the
FriendlyARM folks. But it’s Dragon Boat
festival and Leechee season in Guangdong
now so most probably any reaction delayed
until next tuesday
0 Reply3 years agoGuestnz
@Byron
You should try armbian
0 Reply3 years agoGuestPasha
@Byron
Try this one.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/pcduino/Images/pcduino4/STB/
Everything works on OPI ONE.
@cnxsoft
The assumption regarding DRAM type as a
possible reason for overheating was wrong
unfortunately. We tested another overheating
H3 device with DDR3 (will be added to the list
of officially supported Armbian devices with
next minor release):
Beelink X2 also overheats like hell.
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But in the meantime we found out that both

OPi One/Lite also use ‘just’ DDR3 (1.5V) and
not DDR3L (1.35V) as the larger Oranges but
those two do not overheat that much. Some
linux-sunxi folks think possible reason might
be ‘ground/vcc planes’ added to the PCB
helping a lot with heat dissipation (no idea, my
knowledge here is zero).
I thought it would be time for an update
(including H2+ and H5 for some reasons):
https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/topic/1351-h3-board
0 Reply3 years agoGuestKotCzarny
late to the party, but lest not forget about:
http://linux-sunxi.org/Table_of_allwinner_based_boards
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th 10 boards would be hard to read, I made two tables: one with boards with 512 MB
the first table takes care of the ultra-low cost boards that sell for less than $20, except the Olimex board which has not been released yet, a
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Allwinner H3 Boards Comparison Tables with Orange Pi, Banana Pi M2+, NanoPi P1, and H3-OlinuXino-NANO Boards
ence between boards with

pin Raspberry Pi connectors,
nuxino-NANO will have a
as well as more I/Os. It will
open source hardware board of
tation are using a USB 2.0 to

ce Allwinner H3 does not
SATA. PCIe, or USB 3.0
formance is not different, and
er, than simply connecting a
o the board.
SB ports + micro USB OTG

ndwidth through a USB hub
formance may be impacted,
as Orange Pi Plus 2E with 3
o not use a USB hub
have better USB throughput.
n most Orange Pi boards

uning of the CPU voltage, and
f CPU throttling and heat
voltage regulator on NanoPi

Pi One/Lite only allows for
oltage selection
s set to work at 1.3V only.
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MC flash should provide a

er user experience thanks to
om I/O compared to most
tters. It has been found that

R3 memory tend to overheat
boards with DDR3L memory.
iting, Xunlong Orange Pi
ed on DDR3L memory, but
nd NanoPi M1 boards are
memory instead. [Update: It
d that Orange Pi One/Lite are
DR3 memory, and do not
e investigation is needed to
problem may be]
w if I should add anything to
ections need to be made.
c (CNXSoft)
CNX Software in 2010 as a
or, before quitting his job as a
ring manager, and starting to
and reviews full time later in
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was published some days ago
rnel, don’t know if it is finally
I tried it was crashy.
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ne has terrible software
ery Android version
l + modified ones). Plus all
ns. Ubuntu Mate was the best
2MB of memory holds it
r $10 …
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king time to summarise out
details.
e for BPi M2+, from Sinovoip

ly sunxi_gmac needs adding
working completely
m/BPI-SINOVOIP/BPI-M2P-bsp
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ne missed software side in
me on you.
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rty
e PCduino H3 boards
duino 8 UNO
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c (CNXSoft)
basically the same software

s released by the companies
he recommended distribution
or all the boards.
go Author
c (CNXSoft)
s based on Allwinner H8. I

duino boards with Allwinner
duino4 STB kit @

prite.com/pcduino4-stb/, but
ular, and not supported by
)
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an H3 board and also a
nt. Pretty much same board
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SB ports will share the
gh a USB hub controller, so
be impacted, and boards
i Plus 2E with 3 USB ports
USB hub controller should
throughput.”
ng because the Plus 2E has 3
B OTG; maybe better to
oards use USB hub in the
go Author
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tricky, as I have to find the

osely look at each board
will know that already…

as three USB host, and one
TBC).
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me if these boards have an I2S
necting a DAC board. I’ve
he I/O logic.
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s talked about NanoPi M1 to
re like other parts of the
e quad core A57 NanoPC-T3
mer.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=61_81&product_id=131
2 or M3 with SD. Debian
e. I will have to try the
get an M1.
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source from SinoVoip is just

el source for Orange Pis.
pposite of ‘good’ in the
ond article below the Buyer’s
on the link above) lists all
nts currently available with
O worth a read too.
read that I wrote the buyer’s

he perspective of boards that
pport? The various models
ding some features and
features are all the same.
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n all the boards (maybe

M2+ and/or NanoPi M1 —
collected a few tutorials
d that so that no H3 user has
tch:
bian.com/index.php/forum/13-allwinner-h3/
goGuesttkaiser
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ed USB2.0 host ports and 1

The latter is available as
ector on all boards and we
st port too (performance is
t an USB disk gets close to
n Gbit-Ethernet adapter
ts/sec). So it’s only about the
eceptacles. If these are 4 then
hub is used, if they’re 3 or less
ut USB host ports that do not
dwidth.
er’s guide I linked to a huge

inux-sunxi wiki where all the
NanoPi M1 can be found)
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t Cortex-A57 but A53 instead

with a 32 bit kernel that has
ed awful and “Specifically,
4 kernel that looks more like a
form port that was forward-
the articles about NanoPi M3
on CNX. More trustworthy
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ming convention for their
er. It would be better if they
mes such as “Orangepi
d “Orangepi Plus 2E”.
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tion: All OPi prevent being

ugh Micro USB so they can
reliably through barrel plug or
M2+ and NanoPi M1 allow to
gh MicroUSB and BPi M2+
ack while NanoPi M1 allows
rough GPIO pins and will in
harge a device connected to
goGuestpaul
basically the same software

s released by the companies
he recommended distribution
or all the boards.
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y have already covered in

eviews, I have 2 suggestions
to them: a) I also wondered if
column listing range of OS
WRT, Linino etc. b) The
could usefully list an idle or
wn by the board.
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rmbian support for all these

y* on the same level /
s / supported hardware
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thing would be pretty obvious

tart reading through the
link »buyer’s guide« in the
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ne by montjoie is a great
ment : working very well and
not ready for production,
o find new bugs
mac timeout” at startup, plug
router or computer solve this
c.
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e is an driver for prehistoric

ne for mainline, need to wait
think!
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c (CNXSoft)
y have already covered in

eviews, I have 2 suggestions
to them: a) I also wondered if
column listing range of OS
WRT, Linino etc. b) The
could usefully list an idle or
wn by the board.
ly make a list in the remark
, but for example Shenzhen
n known to release images
ly work, or even boot. I could
y one which open source OS
but again it’s very difficult to
e status of the port since it’s
mented.
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ption figures would be good.

omebody who has all the
d made the measurements.
e would be much difference

when it comes to the electricity
an to run on batteries, there
also an interesting subject, as
niques to further reduce
on. For example, one person
uce RPI Zero power
eerling.com/blogs/jeff-geerling/raspberry-pi-zero-conserve-energy
es could also be applied to H3
could also lower the frequency
r consumption down even
goGuesttkaiser
are or OS compatibility it’s

e OS images the vendors
ch regarding quality and
d settings that massively
mance — just read through the
uide’ above where everything
tail).
parties like Armbian, jernej’s

LEC fork or OpenWRT.
3 boards are pretty much the
oftwares just need minor
on another board. Armbian
upport all boards equally
an OpenWRT build based on
net driver and a recent kernel
leased now or soon it’s just
e tree stuff and adding the
hich isn’t a problem any
munity fixed all three
on is pretty easy: It depends

connected 2) settings used
gulator (the bigger Oranges
fine grained VDD_CPUX
ume less. To get the basics
nge Pi PC review where a lot
vered also energy saving
might look good but aren’t.
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s defaults really suck linux-

an team did a lot of testing to
settings (which correlate with
heating, performance and
re these settings with the
but that does not apply to
images out there. So don’t be
very same hardware using
es found somewhere in
s or Banana Pi download
n H3 board slower, less stable
t. Settings matter!
goGuesttkaiser
sed TV boxes like the

e mentioned above: It’s pretty
to work with any ‘3rd party
rmbian since most probably
is extracting the fex file and
hat the device performs
he popular Beelink X2 found
build system (Armbian is not
corrections: OPi+ 2E has also

ot be powered through Micro
t this price has 8GB eMMC
g a cost down version that
Wi-Fi/BT) and what’s
ng is OPi PC Plus (yeah,
naming scheme) that’s just an
new Wi-Fi chip and 8GB
C for $20. And maybe BT
o BPi M2+ since the
ed to enable BT support on
mmunity suceeded (Jernej
enELEC fork the day before
mbian will follow
and BT might even work on
ges in the future)
go Author
c (CNXSoft)
he table should be OK now.
i PC Plus after it’s launched,

the Orange Pi 2 / mini 2
ng does not sell it anymore.
goGuesttkaiser
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ked multiple times about

rmal/throttling/performance
nyone’s interested here’s an
e of how we (the community)
bian.com/index.php/topic/1322-testers-wanted-testing-dram-reliability-on-bpi-m2-and-nanopi-m1/?view=getlastpost
oPi M1 is also prone to
BPi M2+ and now we try to
but still performant settings
tings’ killing CPU cores and
em back until next reboot cost
mance)
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us is currently the best value
need WiFi and as a bonus
MMC included which helps
droids distros.
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y available:
press.com/store/product/Orange-Pi-PC-Plus-ubuntu-linux-and-android-mini-PC-Beyond-Raspberry-Pi-2/1553371_32668618847.html
goGuestmdel
ur guide and tried to check the

n:
W acceleration is available
els”
use the cedrus open driver,
ian images list for my board
leration is only listed on your
nd that the cedrus hw driver is

ur “server” image ?
would it be simpler to “add”
mage somehow or work my
our desktop image and
op packages ?
estigating sunxi-vdpau with

e if there’s an alternative to
cial openelec that is already
ed myself yet).
f is not your thing, and i have
liar approach to my kodi
” server running services (nas
ent..) and kodi standalone as
s” app (power buttons are
rn kodi on/off, not the box),
motives seem weird maybe
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ing that from openelec images

ful not to have a full featured
age manager, so i’m trying to
s from ubuntu / armbian
goGuesttkaiser
ou can’t upgrade ‘server’

to ‘desktop’ images since
ifferent and we add all the
stuff only on the ‘desktop’
ently none of the Armbian
reat interest in GUI stuff and
k time/skills. We realized that
o the great linux-sunxi
d as much as we can back in
more devs joining in to
ng. So yes, now you would
e’ (remove the DE) from a
ng who allowed us to give

2E for free to developers I
ange soon and we’re able to
packaging stuff so ‘desktop
be possible in the near future:
bian.com/index.php/topic/1325-claim-a-task-and-do-it/
as far as I understand the main

se of the proprietary GPL
software from Allwinner vs.
Cedrus approach (if devs
the former and all users poke
ase documentation and
useable license then maybe
y have full open source Kodi
nner SoCs — but I don’t
about this stuff at all)
goMember
rty
e CNX community
H8 boards are similar to the
.
on getting Armbian or Linux
d be really welcome !
sted some images with older
ng has been released in the
prite.com/image-for-pcduino8-uno/
goGuesttkaiser
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A83T and R58. These SoCs

ent ‘chip IDs’ and Allwinner
DKs for them (preventing
e running on H8 while it’s
on A83T for example). From
ctive this doesn’t matter as
mainline u-boot (possible since
c3).
upport A83T/H8 boards

ce the SoCs aren’t that well
mmunity and all the available
what weird. So we would have
ancient 3.4.x kernel while
y negative user feedback that
ld suck while it’s just the
ge problems caused by Micro
sed for DC-IN on powerful
ittle bit experienced and want

cy kernel you’re able to help
vailable ‘advanced’ OS
ng the boot0 BLOB and then
he rootfs of available
k into Free section of
egarding BPi M3 and here
sprite.com/index.php?/topic/4514-how-do-we-get-1080p-in-ubuntu/?p=12086
to play with mainline kernel
advanced stuff in wens’
hub.com/wens
3T/H8/R58 started with

BSP/SDK (read as: software
oC vendor). But while H3
esses on the software side
octa-core still isn’t that good.
community matters (at least
ng about Allwinner SoCs).
go Author
c (CNXSoft)
d be pretty similar, since they

e same sun8i family. Not sure
though.
goGuesttkaiser
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share many IP blocks and

oie’s mainline Ethernet driver
also works with A83T (H8)
me minimal adjustments
essary environment. But the
fferent and H8/A83T is more
de in a more efficient 28nm
H3 offers more real USB
R thing (H8/A83T/R58 are

/A64/R18 are, so A33/R16,
n are) seems just a matter of
ss units at Allwinner. Booting
H8 is not possible but it’s
e linksprite forum link above)
to boot an H8 image on A83T
the boot0 BLOB that
M and also checks the chip ID.
ng H8/A83T based boards is

ow since they all combine
ware flaws with very poor
We can only hope that linux-
continues to improve work
will be possible to run
ometimes in the future
s still rather limited)
goMember
rty
your detailed response- I will

8 based PCduino8 board for
e weekends free, I will try my
the boot0 and rootfs.
, I may order the Orange Pi
all the great work you guys
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c (CNXSoft)
PC Plus.
search engine on Aliexpress
…
goGuest@lex
oPi M2 with 1920x1080P?

s with 1920×1080, Android
ent PSUs, different monitors

imple fix for this.
goGuesttkaiser
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st BPi M2+ is prone to

oPi M1 also:
bian.com/index.php/topic/1322-testers-wanted-testing-dram-reliability-on-bpi-m2-and-nanopi-m1/?view=getlastpost
ccording to Olimex’
th their H3 board prototypes
ems to be the DRAM type
es low power DDR3L
) and their boards do not
ip and FriendlyARM chose
stead.
RAM type to the table would
go Author
c (CNXSoft)
emark. Have you contacted

If not, I’ll let FriendlyARM
ve direct contact with
goGuesttkaiser
-pi.org forum other users to

e all current tests happened on
nd in the meantime PCB rev
se contact/ask the
ks. But it’s Dragon Boat
hee season in Guangdong
bably any reaction delayed
y
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mbian
goGuestPasha
aws.com/pcduino/Images/pcduino4/STB/pcDuino4STB_android_H3_4.4_8188-20150608.img
s on OPI ONE.
goGuesttkaiser
egarding DRAM type as a

or overheating was wrong
e tested another overheating
DDR3 (will be added to the list
orted Armbian devices with
e):
overheats like hell.
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me we found out that both

o use ‘just’ DDR3 (1.5V) and
5V) as the larger Oranges but
overheat that much. Some
think possible reason might
lanes’ added to the PCB
heat dissipation (no idea, my
s zero).
goGuesttkaiser
d be time for an update
nd H5 for some reasons):
bian.com/index.php?/topic/1351-h3-board-buyers-guide/#comment-28169
goGuestKotCzarny
but lest not forget about:
.org/Table_of_allwinner_based_boards
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NAS category (only due to Gigabit Ethernet available):

Banana Pi M2+: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB slow eMMC, 1+2 USB ports
useable, Wi-Fi/BT
Banana Pi M2+ EDU: H3, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+2 USB
ports useable
NanoPi M1 Plus: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB slow eMMC, 1+3 USB
ports useable, Wi-Fi/BT
NanoPi M1 Plus 2: H5, 1GB DRAM, 8GB slow eMMC, 1+3 USB
ports useable, Wi-Fi/BT
NanoPi NEO 2: H5, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports
useable
NanoPi NEO Core 2: H5, 512MB/1GB DRAM, eMMC, 1+3 USB
ports useable, GbE on pin header
NanoPi NEO Plus 2: H5, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+2+2 USB
ports useable, Wi-Fi
OrangePi PC 2: H5, 1GB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+3 USB ports useable

OrangePi Prime: H5, 2GB DRAM, 1+3 USB ports useable, Wi-
Fi/BT
OrangePi Plus: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB eMMC, 1+4 USB ports
useable (hub), Wi-Fi
OrangePi Plus 2: H3, 2GB DRAM, 16GB slow eMMC, 1+4 USB
ports useable (hub), Wi-Fi
OrangePi Plus 2E: H3, 2GB DRAM, 16GB fast eMMC, 1+3 USB
ports useable, Wi-Fi
Orange Pi Zero Plus: H5, 512MB, 1+1+2 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi
X-A1: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB eMMC, 1+2 USB ports useable
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IoT category (cheap, small, energy efficient, most of them headless):

Banana Pi Zero: H2+, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1 USB port useable, Wi-
Fi/BT, Fast Ethernet (pin header)
NanoPi Air: H3, 512MB DRAM, 8GB slow eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports useable,
Wi-Fi/BT, no Ethernet
NanoPi Duo, H2+, 256/512MB DRAM, 1+1+2 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi, Fast
Ethernet (pin header)
NanoPi NEO: H3, 256/512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports useable,
Fast Ethernet
NanoPi NEO 2: H5, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports useable,
Gigabit Ethernet
NanoPi NEO Core: H3, 256/512MB DRAM, optional eMMC, 1+3 USB ports
useable, Fast Ethernet (pin header)
NanoPi NEO Plus 2: H5, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports useable,
Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet
Orange Pi R1: H2+, 256MB DRAM, 1+2 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi, 2 x
Fast Ethernet (1 x USB RTL8152)
OrangePi Zero: H2+, 256/512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1+2 USB ports useable,
Wi-Fi, Fast Ethernet
OrangePi Zero Plus 2: H3, 512MB DRAM, 8GB fast eMMC, 1+0+2 USB ports
useable, Wi-Fi/BT, no Ethernet but HDMI
useable, Wi-Fi/BT, no Ethernet but HDMI
Tritium IoT: H2+, 512MB DRAM, 1+3 USB ports useable, Fast Ethernet
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General purpose (HDMI and full legacy kernel support: video/3D HW

accelerated):
Beelink X2: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB slow eMMC, 1+1 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi,
Fast Ethernet
NanoPi M1: H3, 1GB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+3 USB ports useable, Fast Ethernet
OrangePi Lite: H3, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+2 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi, no
Ethernet
OrangePi One: H3, 512MB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+1 USB ports useable, Fast
Ethernet
OrangePi PC: H3, 1GB DRAM, no eMMC, 1+3 USB ports useable, Fast Ethernet
OrangePi PC Plus: H3, 1GB DRAM, 8GB fast eMMC, 1+3 USB ports useable, Wi-
Fi, Fast Ethernet
useable, Wi-Fi/BT, no Ethernet
pcDuino Nano 4: See above, it's just an OEM version of NanoPi M1 done for
Linksprite
Sunvell R69, H2+, 1GB DRAM, 8GB eMMC, 1+1 USB ports useable, Wi-Fi, Fast
Ethernet
Tritium: H3, 1GB DRAM, 1+3 USB ports useable, Fast Ethernet
Tritium: H5, 2GB DRAM, 1+3 USB ports useable, Fast Ethernet
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Board size
Maker Model SoC Mainline PMU/Vreg (mm) RAM (MHz)
CubieTech Cubieboard A10 3.8 AXP209 100x60 0.5GB ()
CubieTech Cubieboard2 A20 3.12 AXP209 100x60 1GB ()

AXP809 +
CubieTech Cubieboard4 A80 4.2 AXP806 111x111 2GB ()
CubieTech Cubietruck A20 3.13 AXP209 110x80 2GB ()

Cubietruck Plus
CubieTech H8 4.6 AXP818 112x82 2GB ()
FriendlyARM NanoPi A64 A64 4.14 AXP803 64x60 1GB
FriendlyARM NanoPi Duo H2+ WiP MP2143DJ 25.4x50 0.25/0.5GB
FriendlyARM NanoPi M1 H3 4.10 SY8113B 56x64 0.5GB/1GB
NanoPi M1 Plus
FriendlyARM H3 WiP MP2143DJ 60x64 1GB
SY8113B /
MP2143DJ
FriendlyARM NanoPi NEO H3 4.9 (v1.3+) 40x40 0.25GB/0.5GB
NanoPi NEO Air
FriendlyARM H3 4.12 MP2143DJ 40x40 0.5GB
NanoPi NEO Core
FriendlyARM H3 WiP MP2143DJ 40x40 0.25GB/0.5GB
NanoPi NEO Core2

FriendlyARM H5 WiP SY8106A 40x40 0.5GB/1.0GB
FriendlyARM NanoPi NEO2 H5 4.13 MP2143DJ 40x40 0.5GB
NanoPi NEO Plus2

FriendlyARM H5 4.15 MP2143DJ 52x40 1GB
FriendlyElec NanoPi R1 H3 ? ? ? 512M or 1GB

Board size
Foxconn Super Pi A20 WiP ? 92x60 1GB (432)

HAOYU MarsBoard A10
Electronics A10 WiP ? 80x55 1GB ()
HAOYU MarsBoard A20
HAOYU MarsBoard A20-SOM
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Lamobo Lamobo R1 A20 WiP ? 148x100 1GB (432)
LeMaker Banana Pi A20 3.19 ? 92x60 1GB (432)
LeMaker Banana Pro A20 4.0 AXP209 92x60 1GB (432)
Libre Computing
ALL-H3-CC H2+ (Tritium IoT)
H2+ 4.18 AXP8036 83x55 0.5GB
Libre Computing
ALL-H3-CC H3 (Tritium 1GB)
H3 4.16 AXP8036 83x55 1GB
Libre Computing
ALL-H3-CC H5 (Tritium 2GB)
H5 4.18 AXP8036 83x55 2GB
LinkSprite pcDuino A10 WiP ? 125x52 1GB ()

LinkSprite pcDuino Lite A10 ? ? ? 0.5GB (?)
pcDuino Lite WiFi
LinkSprite A10 WiP ? 105x53 0.25GB ()
LinkSprite pcDuino2 A10 WiP AXP209 125x52 1GB (360)
LinkSprite pcDuino3 A20 WiP ? 125x65 1GB ()

pcDuino3 Nano
LinkSprite A20 WiP ? 96x64 1GB ()
pcDuino3 Nano Lite
LinkSprite A20 WiP ? 96x64 1GB ()
pcDuino4 Nano
LinkSprite H3 4.10** SY8113B 56x64 1GB
LinkSprite pcDuino8 A80 A80 JS ? ? 2GB ()

Board size
Miniand Hackberry A10 WiP ? 85.6x54 0.5/1GB (408)

Next Thing Co.
CHIP R8 4.4 AXP209 62x41 0.5 (360)
OLinuXino Lime
Olimex A10 WiP ? 84x60 0.5GB ()
OLinuXino Micro
Olimex A10s WiP ? 102x82 0.5GB ()
Olimex OLinuXino A13 WiP ? 120x120 0.5GB ()

OLinuXino Micro
Olimex A13 WiP ? 100x85 0.25GB ()
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Olimex SOM (A13) A13 WiP ? 61x32 0.25GB ()

OLinuXino Lime (A20)
Olimex A20 WiP AXP209 84x60 0.5GB ()
OLinuXino Lime2 (A20)
Olimex A20 WiP AXP209 84x60 1GB ()
OLinuXino Micro (A20)
Olimex A20 WiP ? 142x82 1GB ()
OLimex A20-SOM
Olimex A20 WiP ? 85x54 1GB ()
OLinuXino (A33)
Olimex A33 WiP AXP223 66x71 1GB ()
OLinuXino A64
Olimex A64 WiP AXP803 90x62.5 1/2GB ()
Pine64 Pine64 A64 4.10 AXP803 133x80 0.5GB ()
Pine64 Pine64+ A64 4.10 AXP803 133x80 1GB/2GB ()

1GB/2GB/3G
Pine64 PineH64 H6 4.17 AXP805 133x80 B ()
Board size
Sinlinx SinA31s
Sinlinx A31s WiP AXP221s 170x108 1GB (432)
Sinlinx SinA33
Sinlinx A33 WiP AXP223 99x82 1GB (552)
Sinlinx SinA33 Plus
Sinlinx A33 WiP AXP223 145x108 1GB (552)
Banana Pi M1+
Sinovoip A20 4.8 AXP209 92x60 1GB (432)
Sinovoip Banana Pi M2 A31s 4.4 AXP221s 92x60 1GB (432)

Banana Pi M2 Magic
Sinovoip A33 4.14 ? 51x51 512MB
Banana Pi M2+
Sinovoip H3 4.8** ? 65x65 1GB (432)
Banana Pi M2+ H2+
Sinovoip H2+ WiP ? 65x65 1GB (432)
Banana Pi M2+ H5
Sinovoip H5 4.20 ? 65x65 1GB (432)
Banana Pi M2+ EDU
Sinovoip H3 WiP ? 65x65 512MB
Banana Pi M2 Ultra
Sinovoip R40 4.15 ? 92x60 2GB (576)
Banana Pi M2 Berry
Sinovoip V40 4.15 AXP221s 85x56 1GB
Banana Pi M2 Zero
Sinovoip H2+ 4.17 ? 60x30 512MB
Sinovoip Banana Pi M3 A83T 4.14 AXP813 92x60 2GB ()
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Banana Pi M64
Sinovoip A64 4.11 AXP803 92x60 2GB (672)
Board size
Xunlong Orange Pi A20 4.2 AXP209 112x60 1GB (432)
Xunlong Orange Pi 2 H3 4.7 SY8106A 93x60 1GB
Xunlong Orange Pi 3 H6 5.2** AXP805 90x64 1/2GB
Xunlong Orange Pi Lite H3 4.9 SY8113B 69x48 0.5GB
Orange Pi Lite 2
Xunlong H6 5.0** AXP805 69x48 1GB
Orange Pi Mini
Xunlong A20 4.2 AXP209 94x59 1GB ()
Orange Pi Mini 2
Xunlong H3 4.7** SY8106A 93x60 1GB
Xunlong Orange Pi One H3 4.7 SY8113B 69x48 0.5GB

Orange Pi One Plus
Xunlong H6 4.20 AXP805 68x48 1GB
Xunlong Orange Pi PC H3 4.7 SY8106A 85x55 1GB (624)
Orange Pi PC Plus
Xunlong H3 4.9 SY8106A 85x55 1GB
Orange Pi PC 2
Xunlong Orange Pi Plus H3 4.5 SY8106A 108x60 1GB
Orange Pi Plus 2
Xunlong H3 4.9** SY8106A 108x67 2GB
Orange Pi Plus 2E
Orange Pi Prime
Xunlong Orange Pi R1 H2+ 4.16 ? 45x60 0.25
Xunlong Orange Pi Win A64 4.13 AXP803 93x60 1GB
Orange Pi Win Plus

Xunlong A64 4.13 AXP803 93x60 2GB
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Xunlong Orange Pi Zero H2+ 4.11 SY8113B 46x48 0.25/0.5GB
Orange Pi Zero Plus

Xunlong H5 4.17 SY8113B 45x48 0.5GB
Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H5
Board size
Zepan LicheePi Zero V3s 4.11 ? 44x26 64MB (360)
0.25/0.5GB
Zepan LicheePi One A13 4.11 ? 72x54 (408)
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eMMC/ Ethernet
Storage SPI Flash speed (chip) Wifi USB Audio Mic
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2?,
µSD 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6330) 1xOTG 3.0 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
1000 2xUSB2, 3.5mm,
µSD, SATA 8GB (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG HDMI, S/PDIF gpio
1000 a/b/g/n 2xUSB2, 3.5mm,
µSD, SATA* 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6330) 1xOTG HDMI, S/PDIF +
b/g/n
1000 (RTL8189ETV 1xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8211E) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
100 (EPHY, 2xUSB2#,
µSD (optional) headers) b/g/n (XR819) 1xOTG gpio gpio
3xUSB2,
µSD - 100 (EPHY) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1xUSB2#,
1000 b/g/n 3xUSB2,
µSD 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
2xUSB2#,
1xUSB2,
µSD - 100 (EPHY) - 1xOTG gpio gpio
b/g/n 2xUSB2#,
µSD 8 GB - (AP6212) 1xOTG S/PDIF# -
100 (EPHY, 3xUSB2#,
µSD 8-32 GB gpio) - 1xOTG gpio gpio
1000
(RTL8211E, 3xUSB2#,
µSD 8-32 GB gpio) - 1xOTG gpio gpio
2xUSB2#,
1000 1xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG gpio gpio
2xUSB2#,
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
µSD 8 GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212A) 1xOTG gpio gpio
8 GB 1x10/100/1000 2xUSB2,
µSD (optional) , 1x10/100 Yes 1xOTG ? ?
eMMC/ Ethernet
1000 2xUSB2,
SD, SATA - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
100 b/g/n 4xUSB2*,
µSD, SATA 8GB (LAN8710A) (RTL8188EU) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
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1000
(BCM53125 b/g/n 1xUSB2,
µSD, SATA - 5p switch) (RTL8192CU) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1000 2xUSB2,
SD, SATA - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA - (RTL8211E) (AP6181) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
3xUSB2,
1xOTG (USB-
µSD eMMC port 100 (EPHY) - A) 3.5mm, HDMI +
3xUSB2,
1xOTG (USB-
3xUSB2,
1xOTG (USB-
2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 2GB 100 (?) - 1xOTG HDMI -
µSD - 100 - ? ? ?
b/g/n 1xUSB2,
µSD 2GB - (RTL8188) 1xOTG HDMI -
b/g/n
100 (IC+ (RTL8188CUS 1xUSB2,
µSD 2/4GB IP101A) ) 1xOTG HDMI -
b/g/n
100 (IC+ (RTL8188EUS 1xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB IP101A) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
1000 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
1000 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
3xUSB2,
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
µSD 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6330) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
eMMC/ Ethernet
b/g/n
100 (RTL8188CUS 1xUSB2, HDMI,
SD - (RTL8201CP) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, AV 3.5mm
b/g/n
- 4/8 GB - (RTL8723BS) 1xOTG 3.5mm, AV gpio
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (optional) (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG HDMI ?
100 1xUSB2,
µSD, SD 4GB (optional) (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
b/g/n
(RTL8188CT 3xUSB2*,
µSD 4GB (optional) - V) (optional) 1xOTG 3.5mm 3.5mm
1xUSB2,
µSD - - - 1xOTG 3.5mm -
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b/g/n
µSD 4GB (optional) - (RTL8188CU) 1xOTG - -
100 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (optional) (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG HDMI ?
1000 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 4GB (optional) (RTL8211CL) - 1xOTG HDMI ?
µSD, SD, 100 2xUSB2,
SATA 4GB (optional) (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
µSD, SD, 100 2xUSB2,
SATA 4GB (optional) (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
SD 4GB (optional) - - 1xOTG 3.5mm 3.5mm

8/16GB 1xUSB2,
(optional), SPI RTL8732BS 1xOTG,
µSD (optional) 1000 (optional) 1xheader 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
100 1xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8201EN) (headers) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
1000 1xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8211E) (headers) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
128Mbit + 1000 1xUSB3,
µSD eMMC port (RTL8211E) (headers) 2xUSB2 3.5mm, HDMI 3.5mm
eMMC/ Ethernet
100 5xUSB2,
SD 4/16 GB (RTL8201CP) - 1xOTG 3.5mm 3.5mm
1xUSB2,
µSD 4 GB - - 1xOTG 3.5mm 3.5mm
3xUSB2,
SD 4 GB 100 (?) - 1xOTG 3.5mm 3.5mm
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA - (RTL8211E) (AP6181) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2*,
µSD - (RTL8211E) (AP6181) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
8G b/g/n 1xUSB2,
µSD (/16/32/64G) - (AP6212) 1xOTG - +
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
1000 2xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2,
µSD, SATA 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
b/g/n
µSD - - (AP6212) 1xOTG HDMI -
1000 b/g/n 2xUSB2*,
µSD, SATA* 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
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1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2*,

µSD 8GB (RTL8211E) (AP6212) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
eMMC/ Ethernet
1000 4xUSB2*,
µSD, SATA 8GB (optional) (RTL8211E) b/g/n () 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
b/g/n
(RTL8189ETV 4xUSB2*,
µSD - 100 (EPHY) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
4xUSB3*,
1000 b/g/n/ac 1xUSB2,
µSD 8GB (optional) (RTL8211E) (AP6256) 1xOTG HDMI +
b/g/n
(RTL8189FTV 2xUSB2,
µSD - - ) 1xOTG HDMI +
1xUSB3,
b/g/n/ac 1xUSB2,
µSD - - (AP6255) 1xOTG HDMI +
1000 2xUSB2,
µSD, SATA - (RTL8211E) b/g/n () 1xOTG 3.5mm -
4xUSB2*,
µSD - 100 (EPHY) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI -
1xUSB2,
µSD - 100 (EPHY) - 1xOTG HDMI -
1000 1xUSB2,
µSD - (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG HDMI -
3xUSB2,
b/g/n
(RTL8189FTV 3xUSB2,
µSD 8GB 100 (EPHY) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
1000 3xUSB2,
µSD 16Mbit (RTL8211E) - 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
b/g/n
1000 (RTL8189ETV 4xUSB2*,
µSD, SATA* 8GB (RTL8211E) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
b/g/n
1000 (RTL8189ETV 4xUSB2*,
µSD, SATA* 16GB (RTL8211E) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
b/g/n
1000 (RTL8189FTV 3xUSB2,
µSD 16GB (RTL8211E) ) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
8Mbit 1000 b/g/n 3xUSB2,
µSD (optional) (RTL8211E) (RTL8723BS) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
100 (EPHY) + b/g/n
100 (RTL8189ETV 2xUSB2#,
µSD 128Mbit (RTL8152B) ) 1xOTG gpio gpio
16Mbit,
optional 1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2*,
µSD NAND (RTL8211E) (AP6212A) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
16Mbit,
optional 1000 b/g/n 4xUSB2*,
µSD NAND (RTL8211E) (AP6212A) 1xOTG 3.5mm, HDMI +
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2xUSB2#,
1xUSB2,
µSD (optional) 100 (EPHY) b/g/n (XR819) 1xOTG gpio gpio
b/g/n 2xUSB2#,
1000 (RTL8189FTV 1xUSB2,
µSD 16Mbit (RTL8211E) ) 1xOTG gpio gpio
b/g/n 2xUSB2#,
µSD 8GB - (AP6212A) 1xOTG gpio gpio
b/g/n 2xUSB2#,
µSD 8GB - (AP6212A) 1xOTG gpio gpio
eMMC/ Ethernet
100 (add-on
µSD (?) NOR board) - 1xOTG add-on board -
b/g/n
(RTL8723BU) 1xUSB2,
2 x µSD - - (optional) 1xOTG 3.5mm +
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IR GPIO CSI DSI Video out Power src Power req

HDMI, CVBS,
IRDA 2x48pin + + VGA 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
HDMI, CVBS,
IRDA 2x48pin + + VGA 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
IRDA ? - - HDMI, VGA ? 4A, 5V

HDMI, CVBS,
IRDA 30 + 24pin + + VGA 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
HDMI, DSI,
IRDA 30 + 24pin + + CVBS, VGA 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
RX 40 + 4pin ? + HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V

CVBS
RX (headers) 2x16pins - - (headers) µUSB 2A, 5V
IRDA 40pin ? ? HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
IRDA 40 + 4 + 4pin ? ? HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
- 24 + 12pin - - - µUSB 2A, 5V
gpio 24 + 12 + 4pin - - - µUSB 2A, 5V

24 + 24 +
- 20pin - - - µUSB 2A, 5V
24 + 24 +
- 20pin - - - µUSB 2A, 5V
24 + 12 + 5 +
- 4pin - - - µUSB 2A, 5V
24 + 12 + 5 +
- 4pin - - - µUSB, gpio 2A, 5V
? ? ? ? ? µUSB, ? 2A, 5V
RX 26pin + + HDMI, DSI µUSB 2A, 5V
- 2x 70pin ? ? HDMI(mini) ? 2A, 5V
- 2x 70pin ? ? HDMI(mini) ? 2A, 5V

HDMI, VGA,
- 2x 70pin ? ? LVDS ? 2A, 5V
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HDMI, DSI,
RX 40pin + + 3.5mm µUSB 2A, 5V
RX 40pin+3pin + - HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
- ? ? ? HDMI ? 2A, 5V
? ? ? ? ? ? 2A, 5V
- ? ? ? HDMI ? 2A, 5V
- ? ? ? HDMI ? 2A, 5V
- ? ? ? HDMI, LVDS µUSB 2A, 5V
+ ? ? ? HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
- ? ? ? HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
IRDA 40pin ? ? HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
- ? CSI ? HDMI ? 3A, 5V
HDMI, AV,
IRDA 4 connectors - - 3.5mm dc plug 1A, 5V
mUSB + Li-
- 40 + 40 pin gpio - AV, 3.5mm battery 1A, 5V
? 4 connectors ? ? HDMI, ? ? 1A, 5V
1A, 6V (6-
? 3 connectors ? ? VGA ? 16V)
? 3 connectors ? ? VGA ? 1A, 5V
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? 2 connectors ? ? - ? 2A, 5V
? 5 connectors ? ? HDMI, ? 5.5/2.1mm ?A, 5V

3A, 6V (6-
? 4 connectors ? ? HDMI, ? ? 16V)
3A, 6V (6-
? 6 connectors ? ? HDMI, ? ? 16V)
5.5mm, Li-
? 40 + 40 + 5 pin yes ? - battery ?, 5V
HDMI, MIPI, 5.5mm, Li-

- 40 + 10 + 4 pin ? ? LCD battery 1A, 5V
40 + 34 +
RX 10pin - - HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
40 + 34 +
40 + 34 +
(headers) 10pin + + HDMI, DSI µUSB 2A, 5V
- 3 x 20pin - + LCD 5.5/2.1mm (?) 2A, 5V
- 3 x 20pin - + LCD 5.5/2.1mm (?) 2A, 5V
- 3 x 20pin - + LCD,VGA 5.5/2.1mm (?) 2A, 5V

HDMI, DSI,
RX 40pin + + 3.5mm µUSB 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + + HDMI, DSI 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V

4.0/1.7mm, Li
- 40pin + + DSI battery 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7mm 2A, 5V

4.0/1.7mm+ Li
RX 40 + 3 pin + - HDMI battery 2A, 5V
gpio 40 + 3 pin + - HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
- 40 + 3 pin + - HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + + HDMI µUSB 2A, 5V
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4.0/1.7 mm, Li
IRDA 40pin + + HDMI battery 2A, 5V
RX 26pin + 18pin + + HDMI, VGA 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + + HDMI, CVBS 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
4.0/1.7 mm,
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
RX 26pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin - + HDMI, CVBS 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
- 40pin + + HDMI, DSI 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
- 40pin - - HDMI 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V

4.0/1.7 mm,
RX 40pin + - HDMI, CVBS 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
RX 40pin + - HDMI 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V

µUSB &
RX 40 + 3pin + - HDMI, CVBS 4.0/1.7 mm 2A, 5V
gpio 26 + 13pin - - CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V

µUSB &
4.0/1.7 mm,
RX 40 + 3pin + - HDMI, CVBS Li-battery 2A, 5V
µUSB &
4.0/1.7 mm,
RX 40 + 3pin + - HDMI, CVBS Li-battery 2A, 5V
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gpio 26 + 13 + 3pin - - CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
gpio 26 + 13 + 3pin - - CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
gpio 26 + 13pin + - HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V
gpio 26 + 13pin + - HDMI, CVBS µUSB 2A, 5V

15 + 2 + 2 +
- 15pin - - LCD µUSB ?, 5V
- 20 + 20pin - - LCD, CVBS µUSB ?, 5V
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Important notes:
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RAM speed is a suggested failsafe value
s marked with * are behind internal hub (must share bandwidth), USB ports, S/PDIF etc. marked with # are available via GPIO pins / unpop
he board is using a crappy GL830 USB-to-SATA converter. So far, using such converter will result in crappy performance (~15-20MB/s, les
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Video HDMI HDMI, 3.5mm AV jack HDMI HDMI and AV

HDMI, on- HDMI, AV,

40-pin 40-pin 40-pin

Dimensions 69×48 mm 64×50 mm 85×55 mm 50×50 mm 93×60 mm

Pi PC: $15 Pi 2 – $30

Pi PC: $18.43 Not for sale

WiFi 802.11 b/g/n

2x USB 2.0 3x USB 2.0 4x USB 2.0

Boards with 4 USB ports + micro USB OTG

Boards with eMMC flash should provide a

Memory type matters. It has been found that

0 Reply3 years agoGuestLalith

The kernel source for BPi M2+, from Sinovoip

All boards have basically the same software

That one is more tricky, as I have to find the

Sorry, the kernel source from SinoVoip is just

Sorry, didn’t you read that I wrote the buyer’s

H3 has 3 dedicated USB2.0 host ports and 1

BTW: In the buyer’s guide I linked to a huge

All boards have basically the same software

Although you may have already covered in

The eth driver done by montjoie is a great

Although you may have already covered in

b) Power consumption figures would be good.

I don’t think there would be much difference

And there are 3rd parties like Armbian, jernej’s

Power consumption is pretty easy: It depends

Since Allwinner’s defaults really suck linux-

Again few minor corrections: OPi+ 2E has also

I’ll add Orange Pi PC Plus after it’s launched,

BTW: Since I talked multiple times about

I’m currently investigating sunxi-vdpau with

I am currently doing that from openelec images

Thanks to Xunlong who allowed us to give

Regarding Kodi as far as I understand the main

H8 is the same as A83T and R58. These SoCs

Armbian won’t support A83T/H8 boards

In case you’re a little bit experienced and want

Both H3 and A83T/H8/R58 started with

H8/A83T and H3 share many IP blocks and

This A vs. H vs. R thing (H8/A83T/R58 are

Anyway: Choosing H8/A83T based boards is

Really appreciate your detailed response- I will

Bad news: Not just BPi M2+ is prone to

But in the meantime we found out that both

2016 by Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft) -

ence between boards with

tation are using a USB 2.0 to

SB ports + micro USB OTG

n most Orange Pi boards

voltage regulator on NanoPi

MC flash should provide a

tters. It has been found that

e for BPi M2+, from Sinovoip

basically the same software

s based on Allwinner H8. I

duino4 STB kit @

tricky, as I have to find the

will know that already…

e quad core A57 NanoPC-T3