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Star Kade: A Raspberry Pi Arcade

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I do a lot of programming with the Pi and the banana pi is crap honestly, its a poor clone and nothing really supports it nor will it. I made a gameboy raspberry pi and a few other things so far. They are fun to mess around with, I have one of each model and a few spares laying around for when i come up with stuff.

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I'd try the raspberry pi first before the banana pi. A lot of stuff isn't compatible with the banana yet. As long as you don't mind soldering you should be fine.

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Just looking now at the banana pi. Looks like this could be really interesting. Nice specs for a tiny pc.

You have much trouble with making it a small form factor?

Keep me up to date with the overclock too, in hooked!

I have successfully overclocked the Pi to a stable 1ghz with the cooling fins( The overclocking feature is actually built into the OS so it's pretty easy to do). I tried to overclock to turbo mode, but the Pi became unstable and froze. So that was a no go for more me. Slight increase in performance in FX games as was with PSX as well. System seems a little speedier as well.

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