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Gaming Performance Comparison: Raspberry Pi 5 with External GPU vs Budget Computers

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scottjg

4mo ago· 10 min readenReview

Summary

The article explores whether a Raspberry Pi 5 can be used for gaming when paired with an external GPU (RTX 5090). The author conducts an experiment comparing gaming performance between the Raspberry Pi 5 with eGPU setup and other budget computers like the Beelink MINI-S13. The comparison focuses on which "crappy gaming computer" handles gaming best, examining factors like hardware compatibility, performance limitations, and the practical viability of using a Raspberry Pi as a gaming platform.

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It turns out, you can attach an external GPU to a Raspberry Pi 5. So my natural first question is, can I game on it?
For the showdown of crappy gaming computers, we'll see which of these handles gaming best:
Beelink MINI-S13: More powerful than the Raspberry Pi 5, but at a similar price point. It also has a potential advantage for running games, since it's not ARM-based.
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It turns out, you can attach an external GPU to a Raspberry Pi 5. So my natural first question is, can I game on it? Let’s try it out and compare it with some similar computers. For the showdown of crappy gaming computers, we’ll see which of t

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