Raspberry Pi 5 All in One Computer

There are power efficient monitors available. I have a 1920x1080 120hz portable monitor that runs on USB power. It draws just a few watts. 8? If my memory serves me right?

I thought the lg was a nice accent.

I'm also thinking about it. But the setup will be a bit expensive. Here in Germany 95€ for the Pi 5 with 8GB RAM, 12€ for the power supply, 11€ for the case, for the cooler another 6€, for the mini HDMI to HDMI 5€, and for the 128GB microSD or for a USB stick another 16€. 145€ + delivery. It's not cheaper as a bundle. 150€ so about 162$ for a mini-pc that saves power, but reaches its limits very quickly despite a specially adapted OS, which has no decent way for me to connect my Bose speakers. The Raspberry was originally developed for students and people with little money. For 150€ I can buy 3x old office PCs with an i5-3470S, which is many times more powerful, and use such PCs for another 10 years with Linux Mint.

Nice video. I have my RPi5 connected at the back of tablet desktop stand, between RPi5 and the stand I have Pimoroni M.2 SSD base.
Than on the stand I have 13.3" fullHD portable monitor.
Its a great addition to our normal desktop PC 😁👍

Hello. could you say more about gaming performance of the Pi 5? how does it handle heavy loaded games such as Counter-strike 2, Left 4 dead 2, Age of empires 4, Twisted metal 4, and so on...?

Nice, although a cover over the pi would be nice

Я купил разбери я поставил кулер я прикрутил ее сзади монитора очень познавательно

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Can I connect Raspberry Pi 5 to my iPad Pro Directly using iPad Pro’s Type-C Port? Will The iPad Pro Supply Enough Power To The Raspberry Pi 5?

Can it run Cryses?

And if you open 5-6 tabs in the browser the raspberry pi crushes down....I just ordered one and with 5 tabs on mozzila I have 3.2 GB ram used from 4 GB....

if so then i can make my tv a all in one pc by putting the pi power supply in tv usb that way i dont need much power cord on my outlet.

I have a Pi4 stuck to the back of a monitor with silicone sticky pads. It's actually running Pi OS KDE now, and I have the scalable digital clock widget expanded to full screen with a black wallpaper to make it a 19" digital clock.

Its disturbing me, why the sticker not in the center? 😮

the spacing of the holes on the back of the monitor are controlled by the VESA standard

Nice. Low power. Small. However i dare you use it as desktop. How about apps? This is really a joke

Still… they haven’t made a spec compatible USB PD mediator and voltage converter. Basically this device is unusable without the pi charger. Without it the PMIC will down clock the SOC and limit the USB port current to the point you can’t use much beyond low power devices like keyboards and mice, forget external drives. Because 5V 5a is an insanely rare usb c charging spec

Better use nvme without sd card and speakers inside minitor VIA hdmi the real all in one

Counter Strike 2 how many fps lul? All-minus-one computer.

Fine, nobody else will say it, so I will. That first layer on your 3D print was really bad! :)

Can you do some testing of USB transfer rates. I'm curious if the new i/o chip will improve read write to usb devices.

I can't understand if this is parody or not.

Would love a touch screen monitor for this setup. Any recs?

I"ve got a similar setup, but I use an Nvidia Jetson which handles 4k reasonably well

A bit of nitpicking. It’s not an all-in-one! It’s a SBC! Yes, I understand you are mounting it on the back of a monitor. But the title is confusing 😅

i am just now learning about the raspberrry what it can do. i just got a raspberry 4 pi and didnt realize i needed a micro hdmi. would be nice if the micro hdmi would be a regular size hdmi like back of your monitor without having to get a micro hdmi to hdmi cable adapter. i was excited to start playing with the pi but now i have to wait another day for the adapter to come in. i am a first time user of this. i am a 20 year experienced computer tech and i always try to keep up with technology but sometimes it slips by me. now just learning about the Pi what it can do. i like the fact that it is a small form factor pc you can carry it wherever you go. just need wireless keyboard and mouse to go with it. that will be the next thing i will get once i get familiar with the Pi 4 then move up to the Pi5.

NOT “all in one” as that term means a display is integrated.

I appreciate your effort in creating and sharing the content with the community but you could do the "all in one" concept when original Raspberry Pi (v1) was out already, and with the musking LG logo with Raspberry Pi logo thing I really don't understand the point you're trying to make.

No matter what is on top of LG's logo, it doesn't change the fact that both of them rely on their own electronics (and they both need each others) to show content on the monitor.

You're probably just showing support for open source hardware / software, or maybe just having fun with Raspberry Pi, that is great, I just don't understand the point. Its still an LG monitor.

Reminds me someone replaced Energy Star's logo of a Gateway PC with Sun Microsystems logo. He's still booting into Windows no matter what logo he chanaged.

Did you get a chance to try playing 265 files?

Aw man, I just got the pi 4 like a 2 weeks ago. Do you think it’s worth to switch?

Real question: is it powerful enough to play switch game or emulate them?

Get a mini pc (30 Watts) peak! 
Same price like pi 5 - but with double CPU Power & tripple GPU Power, 
the Pi 5 is an arm chip pc, that‘s you can not run windows system efficiently.

4K Videos lag a lot on pi 5, this is jocke for the money

I'm working on a similar arrangement using some old Dell square monitors from work. Those date from 2007 to 2014 when Dell sold a sound bar powered by a 12v jack near the video connectors. I'm going to 3D print a bracket for the PI that locks into the sound bar bracket and gets power from the 12v jack.

I'd love to see an upgrade board for the RPi 400.

Great setup thinking on building one thanks for sharing ❤

The logo is epic...

You could use 1€/1$ radiators on chips (CPU, RAM, controller) for even more cooling to prevent thermal throttling.

I feel like arm cpus are going to be the future of pc world with Microsoft now supporting the project tbh

Would have been much better off with the Pi's cooling that has been shown to be available for the RPI 5...

Why are you using the pi 4 way to connect a fan? There’s a dedicated fan port

I would prefer a fan and filter combo. Basically you want a flow of filtered air going over the PI. This will stop the dust build up that always happens on any surface you can't see.
I think I would add a place to mount a powered USB hub right at the edge of the monitor so it would be easy to plug in a memory stick.
I might also add a USB hard drive back there too.
Those 3M "Command" strips can work nicely for that sort of thing.

This is not bad, but I hope we will see Raspberry Pi 500 at some point

I still have 2 Pi 4 at home mainly to play around with Pi Desktop and retro games. Excited to get my hands on a Pi 5 to see what it could do. I think it would be good for you to show the specs and maybe compare it to the Pi 4.

Don't have the luxury of a 3D printer, so would just get some strong double-sided tape to tape it to a back of the monitor and call it a day :).

reminds me of those old school fat all in on macs. used to work on them at school ages ago, lol.

nice

I’ve got a USB 3 hub that mounts on the monitor that would be perfect for this.

Will a Pi5 work with win10 pro or win11 ?

You mean 1800$? New raspberry pi, SD card, charger, monitor, keyboard and a 3D printer.

I would love to see a performance comparison between the Pi 4 and Pi 5 running Ubuntu, because my Raspberry Pi 4 has bad performance with Ubuntu, and I am wondering if the Pi 5 is any better for running Ubuntu.