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Do you run anything on a RISC-V processor?
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That looks so cool. I was completely unaware that there were desktop motherboards with RISC-V CPUs. I thought they were all still SBCs.
It's set for release in H2 of this year. This should be an actual desktop-class processor, performance-wise. Mini-ITX form factor too! The RISC-V processors are going through generations blazingly fast. Probably partly because we hobbyists get to do some QA.
I would caution though that this is still likely in the territory of "dev board". Probably not going to be mainstream-ready and will have plenty of quirks. But, it's a really big step forward.