Desktop RISC-V SBC ready?

General
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Hello, I’m new to RISC-V and would like to try a desktop board (no gaming needed).
I would like:

  1. Audio connection for speakers (unless there’s some wireless way I don’t know about?)
  2. Bluetooth for mouse or keyboard
  3. Display connections x3, perhaps micro HDMI or USB-C (AOC 22B2H or similar)
  4. CPU: RISC-V
  5. Graphics integrated
  6. Mobo: SBC
  7. NIC x2 (run a VM router)
  8. Power
  9. Ram: 16-32GB preferred
  10. Storage: NVMe PCIe, probably 32GB-256GB, nothing large like 1TB
  11. USB x2 for spare stuff
  12. Wi-Fi for Internet hotspot, mouse or keyboard
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What form factor are you looking for?
The Jupiter is supposed to be shipping soon and ticks all your boxes, though the preorder might possibly be sold out

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There are some candidates.

  • Milk-V Jupiter
    8 Cores SpacemiT K1/M1
    4/8/16 GB RAM option
    1x 3.5mm audio jack
    1x HDMI
    Wi-fi and Bluetooth onboard
    1x PCI Express x8 slot
    1x M.2 slot
    No SATA
    4x USB + front panel usb header
    OS support: Ubuntu, Bianbu OS, Fedora, Buildroot
    It’s a most deal RISC-V board on this quarter, isn’t it?

  • Milk-V Pioneer
    64 Cores Sophgo SG2042
    4x DDR4 RDIMM slot
    No audio jack
    No onboard video output
    No wi-fi and Bluetooth onboard
    1x PCIe x16 slot
    1x PCIe x8 slot(slot form is x16, only x8 of signal line is connected)
    3x M.2 slot
    5x SATA
    OS support: Fedora, Arch, OpenSUSE
    ideal for workstation.

  • HiFive unmatched
    4 Cores SiFive U740
    16GB RAM
    No audio jack
    No onboard video output
    No wi-fi and Bluetooth onboard
    1x PCIe x16 slot
    2x M.2 slot
    No SATA
    OS Support: Yocto, Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE
    It’s well discounted due to discontinue.

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Just wait for the Oasis. Introducing the Milk-V Oasis with SG2380: A Revolutionary RISC-V Desktop Experience

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