Raspberry Pi 3B+ puts a gigabit ethernet controller... on their failtacular USB2 controller that can't handle more than 300mbps. What are you doing. Stahp.pic.twitter.com/e6pwe4Qw8h
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Raspberry Pi 3B+ puts a gigabit ethernet controller... on their failtacular USB2 controller that can't handle more than 300mbps. What are you doing. Stahp.pic.twitter.com/e6pwe4Qw8h
What would you suggest they do, just leave it at 100?
I suggest they actually get broadcom to build a chip that isn't a crappy 10 year old design with new-ish CPU cores bolted on top.
That sounds cheap. I’m sure it never occurred to them either.
Not very expensive if you're making a new chip anyway. It's not like Broadcom doesn't have Ethernet and xHCI IP cores lying around from their other chips.
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