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Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10 vs Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4: Comparison

Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10 and Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 separate most on memory: Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10 at 32, Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 at 8, 75% in favour of Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10. On price, Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 sits at $45.00 against $449.00 for Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10.

Specs

Specification
Banana Pi BPI-SM10 (K3-CoM260 Compute Module/SpacemiT K3 RISC-V/8-Core X100 2.4GHz/60 TOPS NPU Claim/Up to 32GB LPDDR5)
Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (Compute Module/Broadcom BCM2711/Quad-Core Cortex-A72 1.5GHz/Up to 8GB LPDDR4/SODIMM Embedded Form Factor)
Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4
BrandBanana PiRaspberry Pi Foundation
CPU ArchitectureRISC-VARM
Memory328-75%
Storage TypeOnboard UFS (128GB standard), microSD, NVMe / M.2eMMC
Has AI Accelerator / NPUtruefalse
WirelessNone (Ethernet only) on reference carrier; WiFi/BT available via optional M.2 Key E moduleWiFi 5
GPIO Headertruefalse
Price44945
Use CaseAI / Machine LearningGeneral Purpose
GPUIntegrated 3D GPU (Vulkan, OpenCL, OpenGL ES)VideoCore VI

Price comparison

RetailerBanana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4
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$449.00

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$45.00

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Verdict

Banana Pi (Sinovoip) Banana Pi BPI-SM10

6.5 / 10 Expert Rating

Interesting silicon, risky purchase.

Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

7.8 / 10 Expert Rating

The right choice specifically for products and enclosures being designed around Pi 4 silicon; not meant to compete with the Pi 5 for hobbyist desktop use.

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