@Bieniu - I really don’t think that’s going to happen any time soon, considering the extra £££ it would incur and I would imagine the use of SATA would be pretty niché.
I believe not - you need the latest firmware from 2018-03-13 to run it, as I understood. I guess you can install Hassbian on a current model, do all the raspbian updates, then move it over to the 3B+?
Note: I am not 100% sure that is correct, but was the impression I got reading the comments on the announcement page!
I appreciate them improving the connectivity but I think using the gigabit terminology is deceiving when it’s over usb 2.0. At best it can’t even hit half the throughput required.
Did they introduce separate busses for the Ethernet, USB, sdcard and Wi-Fi connections? I don’t see anything like that? That’s the real performance issue in my opinion.
Below 70°C, we use the improvements to increase the core frequency to 1.4GHz. Above 70°C, we drop to 1.2GHz, and use the improvements to decrease the core voltage
So, I think if you can keep the core cool, you avoid the drop in performance and get more out of it for longer.
So i got my Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and downloaded the Pi 3 image “resinos-hassio-1.3-raspberrypi3.img” but have now have realized that it’s not yet supported with Pi 3 B+.
Anyone with insight that knows when the support for hassio will come to the Raspberry Pi3 Model B+