FS: Motherboard New unused Raspberry Pi4 (4GB) Rev1.2 - full bundle [FS]

Dynomite

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Expected Price (Rs)
5500
Shipping from
Bambolim Goa
Item Condition
Packed Brand New
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Jul 15, 2019
Shipping Charges
Included in cost
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
NA
Invoice Available?
Yes
Reason for Sale
Bought for a specific project that never worked out, so never used it


 

TheCoolerPlayer

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New RPi with same sku and bundle with warranty costs 6.6k on Robu.in (except that microSD card is SanDisk instead of Samsung). Might want to reconsider pricing given this, good luck with sale :)
 
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Dynomite

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mk76 said:
From the looks of it , seems to be Rev 1.1
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Looks like you’re right - it is the 1.1 - apologies.

that’s probably why I was told that I have to use the official power supply. Saw this online - “The first Raspberry Pi 4 boards suffered from a poor USB-C power supply compatibility due to issues for the power circuitry. That means if you bought the official USB-C power supply you had no issues, but if you wanted to re-use a spare USB-C power supply or incompatible cable, you may be out of luck.”

any other issues with the rev1.1? As long as you use the bundled power supply it’s good right?
 

mk76

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Dynomite said:
As long as you use the bundled power supply it’s good right?
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The problem is that the Raspberry Pi 4’s charging port shares a single resistor between two of its pins, which the official USB-C spec says should have one resistor each. This causes problems for so-called “e-marked” cables such as those supplied with MacBooks and other laptops fitted with USB-C Thunderbolt charging ports. These cables contain chips designed to manage features like power draw and to detect different kinds of accessories. If you try to power a Raspberry Pi 4 using one of these cables, it will detect the microcomputer as an “Audio Adaptor Accessory” and won’t power it.

So as long as one uses official supply it works equally good
 

Dynomite

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Bump - with price drop
(This is going to be the only price drop)
The entire bundle is available for Rs 5200 including shipping
 

ReVo_007

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Does the LAN over USB saturate if used as a NAS? I haven't kept up with the recent progress but does this version saturate the USB lanes if I download/upload items added with plex or jellyfin. I have been thinking of getting this for a personal NAS with Plex.
 

Dynomite

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ReVo_007 said:
Does the LAN over USB saturate if used as a NAS? I haven't kept up with the recent progress but does this version saturate the USB lanes if I download/upload items added with plex or jellyfin. I have been thinking of getting this for a personal NAS with Plex.
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Am really not sure - like I said, I never used it so it’s brand new (just open box). But maybe someone will be able to answer this.
 

Titokhan

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Does the LAN over USB saturate if used as a NAS?
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Not anymore.

To be more specific, the USB host controller on the Raspberry Pi 4 is connected directly to the SoC via a PCIe bus. The ethernet controller, on the other hand, is built directly into the SoC.