After playing a video, enter about://media-internals in your browser's address bar to check if hardware decoding was enabled for the most recent playback. Software issues, compiler settings and thermal issues are just some of the factors affecting results. there are other m2 wifi but they are worse in my personal opinion for r5c, also keep in mind newest m2 module from intel and broadcom on arm are poorly compatible. I played Ps2 games on mine for an hour, it reported high 60s C temp, and the heat sink was not possible to hold in the hand.

Even though temperatures quickly began climbing after maxing all the cores out, after about an hour, there was still no throttling and the temperatures settled around 75°C, which is pretty great! I first thought it worked because the idle temperature was much lower, but it was only that way because I just started the board.This new router should ideally last for many years, which is also why the specs of the device should be way more than is needed for a router today. I tried to flash android 12 on it with my SD card so I could boot it from emmc and it just boot loops. When you login first time using a Social Login button, we collect your account public profile information shared by Social Login provider, based on your privacy settings.

Industrial Durability: Engineered to withstand harsh industrial environments, the NanoPC-T6 operates reliably 24/7, reducing downtime and boosting productivity. All in all, the NanoPi R6C is a board featured with multiple Ethernet ports, light NAS and video playing. One little curiosity we noticed here: even though the cores reported their speed as 2352 MHz, they delivered a bit less, closer to 2300 MHz. Enter the "Services" -> "Terminal", enter the "poweroff" command and hit enter, wait until the led light is off, and then unplug the power supply. The USB debug port is a nice addition to quickly debug potential issues or work on the bootloader without having to open the device and solder some headers.DietPi has an active community of users, too, so we’re definitely happy we’re seeing it brought to the NanoPi R6S. Software support will be the same as for the NanoPi R6S router with OpenWrt-based FriendlyWrt, Android, Debian, and Ubuntu images provided along with detailed documentation in the Wiki. Sacrificing the traditional GPIO header is a bit of a bummer, but with the well-designed case in mind, it’s definitely not as major of a drawback as it initially seems. We’re used to maybe one or two relatively functional images, with most others being unstable to some degree, requiring significant time and effort to get up to snuff.