Most reliable hardware?

[kitenski]

I've been running on an old grey/pink Pogoplug for many years, for the third time the USB stick has failed, resulting in a read only filesystem that I can't mount and fix anywhere, tried a Mac and a Ubuntu laptop.

So I'm wondering if a Raspberry Pi 4 would be a bit more reliable, or do folk think I'd still have issues with the SD card failing?

I'm considering the 2gb bundle here? https://thepihut.com/collections/raspbe ... tarter-kit

regards,

Greg

[jeanmarc]

Many users use Rpi, i switch since years for a fanless mini pc. Of course it's most expensive but more powerfull.

[jeanmarc]

This one look like a great pretender
If you got way more bucks, XCY X41 is a beast

[andy]

rpi (from2 to4) is my choice (IMHO)
the only weak point is the SD card. Preferably use samsung evo
maybe maybe I'll try for the future microsd-emmc like this
https://aliexpress.ru/item/400040296153 ... eb201603_
and max quality power source

[jeanmarc]

Holy sh*, my mini pc have fried (was more than 5 year's old)
I go for a Zotac nano, don't have much bucks and i need it quickly. I can't live without my logger
I will have to reinstall everything ...

[jeanmarc]

Here's a good deal ~160€ for a fanless x86

[jeanmarc]

This XCY X51 is small 'n pretty

[jeanmarc]

Good deal for this J4125 mini pc