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After the [https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ai-kit/ Raspberry Pi AI Kit] launched, we put four PiPs ([[X1001]], [[X1004]], [[X1011]], [[M901]]) through testing; only X1011 does not support the Hailo-8 AI accelerator. | After the [https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ai-kit/ Raspberry Pi AI Kit] launched, we put four PiPs ([[X1001]], [[X1004]], [[X1011]], [[M901]]) through testing; only X1011 does not support the Hailo-8 AI accelerator. | ||
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* If you don't care about the high performance brought by PCIe 3.0, then you can consider using [[X1004]], so that you can use any socket of X1004 to install NVME SSD as the system disk, and another socket to install hailo-8 ai accelerator, so as to have both. | * If you don't care about the high performance brought by PCIe 3.0, then you can consider using [[X1004]], so that you can use any socket of X1004 to install NVME SSD as the system disk, and another socket to install hailo-8 ai accelerator, so as to have both. | ||
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: | :{{Red|*The Matching Case section only indicates compatibility between the case, PCIe Peripheral Board and Raspberry Pi 5 Board, and excludes products in the Product Matching Reference section. Compatibility of these referenced products with the case is subject to their actual specifications.}} | ||
: | :{{Red|*In addition to voltage and current, ensure that the total power of the power supply meets or exceeds the recommended input power (Total Power = Voltage × Current).}} | ||
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