Designing a 3D printed Raspberry Pi 3 A+ Portable history A couple years ago I bought my first 3D printer kit, a Makerfarm Prusa i3. This last year, I upgraded it into a massive Makerfarm Pegasus 12". Ever since I first got a 3D printer, I’ve been on the lookout for cool things to 3D print. I grew up playing the Super Nintendo, so the Adafruit Pigrrl 2 looked like an awesome project!

It looks so good it hertz Last week I got a CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 4gb, and wanted to try Steam Remote Play at 4k60hz. Previously, the Raspberry Pi 3 b+ was limited to 1080p. Other SBCs (Single Board Computers) like the Asus Tinkerboard could output 4k over HDMI, however it was limited to 30hz. 4k60hz is not enabled out of the box, and may need some extra debugging.

It’s been a while since I last got to work with a Linux cluster, so I decided to build an affordable cluster of raspberry Pi computers. It took an entire afternoon to build! The cluster had 16 cores, 4gb of ram, 128gb of storage, a whopping 16 usb ports and only cost about $200. How many clusters do you know with 16 usb ports? This blog is supported through Amazon Affiliate links.