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darylblake

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#293799 14-Feb-2022 11:28

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Hi,

Anyone know where I could find a Raspberry Pi Compute module 4. I think these are another product that are at the mercy of global supplies.

I got normal Raspberry Pi, but the carrier board i want to use works with a CM4.

If so let me know what retailers.

Thanks

PANiCnz

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#2868154 14-Feb-2022 12:40

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I grabbed one from Core Electronics in Australia recently, but even they don't seem to have any stock at the moment. Shipping was bit slow (auspost and nzpost ftw) but their prices were reasonable and they had stock when nobody in NZ did.

At the moment its probably a case of being lucky rather than clever.

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#2869209 15-Feb-2022 21:58

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Thanks to the likes of https://rpilocator.com/ - as soon as they're in stock, they're gone.

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darylblake

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#2869225 15-Feb-2022 22:13

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Ahh nuts.

Guess we can back-order with the hope that waiting in the queue is useful.

Just found out that all Raspberry Pi 4 Model B are quite different.
Including finding out there is a 1.5Ghz and 1.8Ghz model.

Appreciate the help.

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