Can an RK3588 Mini PC Replace x86? These 5 Use Cases Say Yes
From soft routers to digital signage, RK3588 mini PCs are now a practical x86 replacement in five everyday scenarios.
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How to Choose an RK3588 Dev Board in 2026: From 8K Display to Edge AI
A practical 2026 selection framework for RK3588 boards: compute, display, I/O and long-term software support.
PCIe Expansion on RK3588: Adding SATA, NVMe and Network Controllers
RK3588 has a limited number of native SATA ports and Ethernet interfaces. Building a multi-bay NAS, a multi-port gateway or a high-performance box with an independen…
Dual Independent Displays and Multi-Screen Tiling on RK3588
“Both screens are connected, but they only show the same picture” — the most common blocker in multi-display projects comes from not distinguishing clearly between m…
LPDDR4X vs LPDDR5, eMMC vs UFS: How to Choose Memory and Storage
Everyone reads the CPU and NPU spec sheets, yet memory and storage are often treated as a matter of filling in a capacity. In reality, the same 8GB plus 64GB can del…
RK3588 vs RK3588S: Same Architecture, Different Positioning
RK3588 and RK3588S are often treated as a high-end and low-end version of the same chip. They are indeed the same generation, with the same eight-core CPU (4×Cortex-…
Isolated Serial Ports and CAN-FD in Industrial Deployments
In industrial projects, the interfaces between the board and field equipment are where problems concentrate. Sensors, actuators and variable-frequency drives all inj…
Industrial Network Redundancy: Multiple Ports, Link Backup and Failover
Downtime is expensive on an industrial site, and networking is the most failure-prone part of the chain. The goal of redundancy is not “no failures” but “a failure t…
Backup Strategy for a Private Cloud: Applying 3-2-1 in a Self-Hosted Setup
The most common mistake in a self-hosted cloud is treating “we have RAID” as “we have backups”. The two solve entirely different problems, and many people only learn…
Upgrading to a 2.5G Network: When It Pays Off and How to Do It Cheaply
Gigabit networking was standard a decade ago but increasingly looks like a bottleneck. When NAS traffic, backups and media transfers all share one gigabit link, the…