Raspberry Pi 5: EVERYTHING you need to know

Surprise! Raspberry Pi 5 is coming in 2023. This video highlights everything new in Pi 5.

Some of the videos I referenced in this video:

#RaspberryPi #Pi5

Contents:

00:00 - Pi 5's uphill battle
00:45 - What's new?
03:51 - What's different?
05:43 - Power
07:34 - Performance
10:17 - Thermals, new Case, Active Cooler
11:59 - Efficiency
12:51 - GPU and Pi OS performance
13:57 - PCIe: Go big or go home
16:43 - IO: USB, microSD, GPIO, and RP1
19:27 - Camera and comparisons

[NetworkChuck]

The reigning king of Pi!! Dude, you killed it on this video. This had to take long....and wow was it worth it!

[ExplainingComputers]

Great video -- I am jealous that you got a PCIe board to experiment with! Very interesting that you can set to PCIe 3.0 in the config. So many possibilities here. :)

[TimeBucks]

Awesome overview of the new specs and performance.

[gentuxable]

You're the only YouTuber that makes a 20 minute video that has all the information I was looking for in a well presented fashion without any obvious bias towards a brand or product at all. Thanks!

[wafu]

One thing I've always been fascinated by is the NAS builds with pi that you've done.

Ive felt that the previous pi models weren't sufficient in making a small or basic NAS but I think that will change with this model.

Id love to see more videos on the topic, it's one of those things I think I'll never get bored of seeing.

[NotGabe]

it feels like we just got the 4, even though it was years ago

[sandman]

So far, I've found this to be the best among the first wave of RPi 5 reviews. It goes into a lot of details without making the video long, repetitive and rambling. It's all to the point. 👍

[alexlefevre]

I am beyond thrilled for the additional I/O on the Pi 5. It's wild that you didn't need an entire video compiling kernels and all that to get simple PCIe devices running in any capacity. I have a pre-order in for the 4GB and all the relevant accessories... Can't wait!

Great vid as always! All the info in one place and some nice comparisons.

[AnotherFreakingDude]

Never had the opportunity to try out the pi 4, so the jump from my trusty pi 3 to the 5 should be quite the improvement for a home server :)

[stompreaper]

I've watched 4 different (pre)reviews of the Pi 5 and once again, Jeff is gold standard for his reviews of SBCs. Thanks Jeff, you covered a lot more than the others.

Thanks for the great (pre)review!

[kerseyfabs]

Hey Jeff! Great run-down! I really appreciate all of the testing you do to provide complete coverage.

[jong]

I really think they made a wise decision by trading efficiency for price. The general consumer really wont care about the difference in efficiency at this level of power consumption. The Pi appeal always was about being the underdog, and still getting the job done for less than a family dinner out.

[blastbottles]

If only they crammed an m.2 connector in there, would have been absolutely perfect. But still a 2.5x improvement from the 4 is no joke considering just how capable the 4 is

[sand-barry]

This was so thorough. Usually for stuff like this I’d have to go and find the answers to my questions individually. You’ve covered everything I needed to know all in one video. Well done!

[Stridsvagn]

Really glad to see the Pi 5 having more PC-alike features natively like a power button, a PWM fan header and USB-PD! I'm completely fine with my Pi 4, but I'm debating whether or not I want to use something like the Rock 5B or the Pi 5 instead when I'm upgrading to a completely new system in the future. Probably just depends on what hardware connections I need at this point ^^'

[Uncover]

The only thing I love more than the raspberry pi is Jeff’s excellent, comprehensive video providing us with all the info we need to know. I cannot wait to order the new unit ❤

[DigitalJedi]

The ability to use pcie right from the board makes me want something like a SATA controller hat. Even if it's slow per port, the ability to run either dual HDDs or sata SSDs in either form factor would make for a cool budget NAS build.

[badger-nc]

This was awesome to see, most important for me though is the improved manufacturing simplicity, fingers crossed it finally fixes the supply issues.
Where i am RP4 B is still 130eur on Amazon & 100eur on official RPI suppliers.

[shivanSpS]

If the RPI5 would have launched a year ago it would have been huge, right now i feel like it is on the middle of everything because we have things like the RK3588/S and the Rk3566 covering the rear (The Orange PI 3B gives you a M.2 slot for as low as $30 to play around a single pcie lane). Even RISC-V is starting to put up a fight as the Lichee was already outperforming the RPI4. Not to mention AllWinner new socs that has a dual A78 + Hexa A55.

[TheCornish]

Having dealt with both the rpi4 and rock pi stuff for work for a while in sizable numbers the real difference is community, stability and support. The non rpi stuff looks great on paper but the downsides rapidly became apparent as soon as something didnt work as expected.