Review on π§ Waveshare Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 IO Board: An Efficient Development Platform and Reference Base-Board Design for CM4 Without WiFi by Jason Wilson
Raspberry Bad Reference Design
This is not a problem caused by Waveshare. You create a reference design product. I have to wonder why Raspberry used USB 2.0 in the I/O board design. Talk about product damage. Theoretically, the maximum speed is 53 MB/s when using USB 2.0. The computing module is based on a 4-core ARM processor, the performance of which is more than sufficient to transfer several hundred megabytes per second over each channel.
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