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Personally I am a fan of the soquartz blades
But I doubt one of those is more powerful than a pi. I run a cluster of them with k3s and distributed nvme storage, but that may not be useful for your particular needs.
I have three Raspberry Pi 4 4gb and 1 Pi 4 8gb at my disposal, and I still have moments where the thing I need to do will hiccup, or be slower than usual. The Pi 5 has been said to be two times as fast, which is plenty for me. just with the price all in of over $100, curious if anyone else has a better option/opinion
What things do you do that hiccup?
It honestly reallt depends whether your task is hindered by storage speed (sd card), io speed (lan + usb ports), single core speed or lack of threads/cache. It would be good to find out what the limiting resource is, to understand the best upgrade path.
Webpage loads are slow, especially images, netboot is a bit slow. I'm sure it's i/o bottleneck and that everything is running in docker containers. I could probably optimize things a bit better, I just don't have that kind of time for these projects, and getting an old dell micro would be faster than what I have. but they don't run on PoE+ that I know of.
I think pi 5 might be pretty good for you.
If I am not mistaken, they improved the io A LOT in the pi 5.
Also, you might be able to use the old HAT, at least it worked with pi3 poe hats on pi4.
They do not; the power requirement is too high. You’re not going to find a computer with a “desktop class” CPU that can be powered via PoE.
Laptop class CPUs can though. AMD Ryzen chips are useful all the way down to 15w. There is a post in this thread of a mini-PC with one and PoE. Real happy that exists.
Got that link? I just looked and don’t see anything in this post linking to a computer with a desktop class processor that will run on PoE.
Thisin! Links to a few min overview of a Ryzen based PoE mini-pc.
https://lemmy.world/comment/7886685