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Introduction & Office Setup

0:00

Radxa X4 Overview & Specifications

2:49

Heatsink Installation

5:55

Electric Screwdriver Test

6:50

PCBWay Sponsorship

7:50

Pi Case Compatibility Test

8:30

Windows Boot & Setup Issues

12:13

RP2040 Integration

14:12

Performance Testing & Web Browsing

15:45

SBC Tier List Criteria

17:05

Price & Availability Rating

19:28

Features & Specs Rating

20:43

Documentation & Support Rating

21:57

Software & Firmware Rating

22:36

Crystal Disk Mark Testing

22:51

Performance & Reliability Rating

25:54

Final Rating & Conclusion

26:55

Standby Power Consumption Test

33:41
Radxa X4 - Powerhouse x86 SBC with onboard Raspberry Pi Pico!
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Mar 222025
Thank you    / @pcbway   for sponsoring this video! 🔥 Get $5 off your first order with my referral URL: https://plati.ma/go/pcbway-gke0 🔥 Taking a look at the new Radxa X4 today - this impressive little SBC packs an Intel N100 processor and integrated RP2040 microcontroller. With 4 cores running up to 3.4GHz, 8GB RAM, and excellent thermal design, it's an incredibly versatile board for your next project. I'll break down the specs, test performance in both Windows and Linux, and give it a proper ranking on the SBC tier list. A fair dinkum review with all the tech details you need! SBC = Single Board Computer, a complete computer built on a single circuit board, with microprocessor(s), memory, input/output and other features required of a functional computer. (Board Taxonomies: https://github.com/platima/board-taxo...) Thanks to Hanboost for sending their electric screwdriver for me to try! Buy yours now: https://www.hanboost.com/products/es01 (no affiliation, but they sent it to me for free) Apologies for any audio or visual hiccups - still getting the new office setup sorted! Correction: The GPIOs are connected to the RP2040 only! Note: If not already done, you'll want to update the BIOS, and enable C-states if not already done (thank you @r0galik) I also thought it was interesting that a fresh Windows 11 install didn't have the 2.5GbE LAN drivers, or the Wifi 6 (Radxa A8) drivers out of the box, but Linux Mint 22 did. Even after installing Windows, connecting with USB dongle and running Windows Update, it was still lacking. Thankfully Radxa provide them all. 👨‍💻 Join our SBC Community:   / sbcs   💬 Reddit Discussion:   / radxa_x4_intel_n100_sbc_the_first_x86_sbc_ive   💳 Patreon: https://plati.ma/go/ca9l ❤ DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! ❤ 📚 Chapters
  • 00:00 Introduction & Office Setup
  • 02:49 Radxa X4 Overview & Specifications
  • 05:55 Heatsink Installation
  • 06:50 Electric Screwdriver Test
  • 07:50 PCBWay Sponsorship
  • 08:30 Pi Case Compatibility Test
  • 12:13 Windows Boot & Setup Issues
  • 14:12 RP2040 Integration
  • 15:45 Performance Testing & Web Browsing
  • 17:05 SBC Tier List Criteria
  • 19:28 Price & Availability Rating
  • 20:43 Features & Specs Rating
  • 21:57 Documentation & Support Rating
  • 22:36 Software & Firmware Rating
  • 22:51 Crystal Disk Mark Testing
  • 25:54 Performance & Reliability Rating
  • 26:55 Final Rating & Conclusion
  • 33:41 Standby Power Consumption Test
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