Chapter 1: Introduction

• Raspberry Pi 5 has new CPU, GPU, and custom Raspberry Pi Silicon (r p one)

• It is twice as fast as the Raspberry Pi 4

• Improved USB transfer speeds, micro SD card transfer speeds, and HDMI

• Active cooler is required due to its power

• Raspberry Pi 5 can be a desktop replacement and used for gaming and hacking

• Release of Raspberry Pi 5 is a big deal after 4 years

• Available for purchase in October with 4GB model at $60 and 8GB model at $80

Chapter 2: Fresh Raspberry Pi

• CPU: 2.4GHz quad-core 64-bit ARM Cortex A76 with 2-3 times the performance of Raspberry Pi 4

• GPU: 800MHz video core v2 supporting OpenGL ES 3.1 and Vulcan 1.2

• RP1: In-house designed silicon for faster USB speeds, camera interfaces, and PCIe 2.0 interface

• RAM: LPDDR4X-4267

• Power button is included

• Dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 with BLE support

• Real-time clock powered by external battery

• Supports dual 4K 60fps outputs

• Active cooler is included for better cooling

• Raspberry Pi 5 powers on with the power cable

• Peripherals such as keyboard and mouse can be connected

Chapter 3: Raspberry Pi

• Setting up Raspberry Pi OS

  • Curiosity about pre-installed Raspberry Pi OS

  • Trouble connecting to Wi-Fi

  • Restarting the system

• Testing the Raspberry Pi 5 as a desktop replacement

  • Power button functionality

  • Launching a web browser

  • Laggy performance while browsing and playing videos

  • GPU and CPU usage and temperature monitoring

Chapter 4: The Raspberry Pi

• Continued testing of Raspberry Pi 5

  • Stuttering videos and increasing temperature

  • Laggy mouse and high CPU usage during multitasking

  • Impressive performance for average users and coding learners

• Attempting to connect to a NAS and test transfer speeds

  • Mounting an SMB drive

  • Connecting via Ethernet for fair testing

  • Playing a 4K file and experiencing lag

  • Transferring a 5GB file and encountering playback issues

Chapter 5: The Raspberry Pi

• 4k footage is not working great

  • Watching videos in the academy is good, but stutters a bit

• Using LibreOffice for note-taking, it lags at times

• Running multiple tasks: playing a video, installing VS Code, using LibreOffice

• Question about running ITProTV on Raspberry Pi 5

• ITProTV offers IT training courses and certifications

• Raspberry Pi can be used to learn IT skills and build a career

• ITProTV offers networking and CompTIA certification courses

• Link and discount code for ITProTV provided

• Comparison between Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5 performance

Chapter 6: New Raspberry Pi

• Machine learning capabilities of the new Raspberry Pi 5

• Comparison of single-core and multi-core performance

• Enhanced cryptographic engine on Raspberry Pi 5

• Benchmarking the browser performance of Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5

Chapter 7: Conclusion

• Raspberry Pi 5 outperforms Raspberry Pi 4 in all benchmarks

• Improved performance in machine learning, cryptography, and browser usage

• Raspberry Pi 5 is the winner in terms of performance