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The Turing Pi 2 puts 4 Raspberry Pi CM4s on a mini ITX board. But how do they perform? Can a little Pi supercomputer make the Top500 list? Find out all that and more!

Check out Patrick's video on @ServeTheHomeVideo –

Mentioned in this video (some links are affiliate links):

- Turing Pi 2:
- Open source repo (with HPL benchmark setup):
- BC1 mini ITX build platform:
- Corsair SF600 PSU:
- Pico PSU:
- 8A 12V PSU:
- Nvidia Jetson Nano Dev Kit:
- Compute Module 4 8GB Lite:
- Waveshare CM4 Heat Sink:
- SanDisk Extreme 32GB microSD card:
- Crucial MX500 2TB SSD:
- Noctua NF-A14 5V PWM Fan:
- mini PCIe to M.2 A+E key adapter:

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Additional footage from Pexels.com, Patrick Kennedy (ServeTheHome), and from InsideHPC's SC17 video:

#RaspberryPi #TuringPi2 #Homelab

Contents:

00:00 - The challenge
01:13 - The build
02:44 - A standard ATX PSU?
04:18 - Installing Turing Pi 2
05:31 - Thermals and heatsinks
07:33 - Expansion slots
09:27 - Fan control
10:22 - Pi OS
10:53 - Booting the cluster
12:40 - Blinkenlights!
13:19 - 146,772 Compute Modules?
16:40 - 1.4 Terabits?!
20:57 - What's the point?
21:56 - Rackmount and outtakes

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