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    kypa reacted to tkaiser in H3 or H5 Orange Pi for Java software   
    Don't agree here: https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/topic/1925-some-storage-benchmarks-on-sbcs/&do=findComment&comment=14802 (though: you get what you pay for, ODROID-C2 eMMC with larger sizes is pretty expensive)
     
    As for the other requests: 'browse facebooks or download movies'... no idea whether that's on some SBC platforms ok-ish (I would not even try it) and regarding Java I've to admit that I learned to hate Java applications already 20 years ago too much (we had a Sun Enterprise 450 back then with just 256 MB RAM and a shitty Java application that needed +1 GB after a few hours swapping the machine to death)
     
     
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    kypa reacted to jkajolin in H3 or H5 Orange Pi for Java software   
    All socks have terrible slow filesystems even 10 years old market pc runs faster.
    Example linux swap is terrible slow from sd-card.
    javas biggest problem is and has always been garbage collector it makes the software really cpu depended and on weak systems the performance is poor. 
     
    For a pure performance I would go for the small size embedded pc's.
    Java is reasonable if you have alot of memory, strong CPU and the application loads as match as possible at startup.

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