I started a thread on this topic in the old forums and wondered if people had any updates. Here’s what I found so far:
When using the “Standard Electronics” option, I’ve had no issues using virtually any Windows compatible computer, from an i7 gaming optimized laptop to a $78 RCA 10 inch tablet.
When using the “Advanced Electronics” so far I’ve tested it the same i7 gaming optimized laptop but also a vintage i5 laptop (both running Windows 10) and haven’t really noticed much of a difference in performance.
What is everyone else using? Anyone using Linux? If so what type of computer and which version of Linux?
We’ve used the Advanced Electronics version on quite a few different computers, but mostly relatively high-end: Recent Macbook Pro, Samsung i7, Acer i5.
I think @tony-white might have some better insight into how a low-power computer works. He’s tested some super low power installed onboard a boat.
-Rusty
I used both of these successfully, but not with new builds of qgc that enable video recording- they lag bad enough to be completely unusable with that version. No issues with stable at the moment though!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FS6SIUE/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I am using intel core i7 vpro laptop [https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/faqs/pc-life-faqs/what-is-vpro/]. I was looking for BlueROV2. Is it compatible for window 10? When using the “Advanced Electronics” so far I’ve tested it the same i5 gaming optimized laptop but i am trying to connect with i7 and haven’t really noticed much of a difference in performance.
Thank you for your kindly supporting.