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product_id: 100058507
title: "ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer by Libre Computer"
brand: "libre computer project"
price: "KD 16.73"
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# Up to 2GB RAM Quad-core CPU power 4K media acceleration ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer by Libre Computer

**Brand:** libre computer project
**Price:** KD 16.73
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock open-source power with the ALL-H3-CC — your gateway to affordable, reliable, and hackable computing!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer by Libre Computer by libre computer project
- **How much does it cost?** KD 16.73 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.kw](https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/100058507-all-h3-cc-single-board-computer-by-libre-computer)

## Best For

- libre computer project enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted libre computer project brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Future-Proof & Reliable:** Engineered for long-term stability with low-voltage design and professional-grade manufacturing specs.
- • **Community-Driven Support:** Tap into first-party Linux images and a vibrant open-source community for continuous improvements and expert help.
- • **Open Source, Zero Lock-in:** Enjoy full upstream Linux & U-Boot support with no proprietary blobs—freedom to innovate without limits.
- • **Quad-Core Performance at a Steal:** Power your IoT and media projects with a cost-effective, high-efficiency 4-core processor designed for modern workloads.
- • **Seamless Raspberry Pi Compatibility:** Drop-in GPIO and form factor compatibility means effortless migration from Raspberry Pi ecosystems.

## Overview

The Libre Computer ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer is a quad-core, 2GB RAM SBC designed as a Raspberry Pi 3 alternative. It features full upstream Linux and U-Boot support with no proprietary blobs, 4K video acceleration, and a GPIO interface compatible with Raspberry Pi projects. Engineered for reliability and long-term use, it targets IoT, media centers, and educational applications, backed by a strong open-source community and first-party Linux distributions.

## Description

The Libre Computer Tritium ALL-H3-CC Board serves as a hardware substitute for the Raspberry Pi 3, offering comparable performance, increased memory, lower power consumption, enhanced IO throughput, 4K capabilities, and open market components. It boasts improved media acceleration, eliminates vendor-locked interfaces, and supports Android 7 via an eMMC module. Backed by a thriving open-source community and proven chips, it's supported by upstream Linux, offering 4K media decoding, 3D acceleration, and more. Suitable for electronics tinkering, programming education, media center creation, digital signage, retro gaming, and bidirectional video, it comes in 32-bit and 64-bit configurations with memory options up to 2GB. Leveraging an extensive collaborative ecosystem, it enables creators to build innovative products and services.

Review: Emulation - Got this to make a simple arcade machine to run old classic games like galaga Pacman ect... did get multiple hiccups getting batocera to work but in the end it worked perfectly. Great little find.
Review: Terrible heat management - I can't recommend this board to anyone. Without a heat sink the board is useless and only works when idle. With anything running the CPU hits the max 105 deg C in minutes and powers off (if an emergency shutdown is supported, worked with Linux 5.8.6, your mileage may vary, my board didn't fry). With heat sinks on both CPU and RAM the temperature still goes up to around 95 deg C when under load. Other similar boards from the same manufacturer but with different chips hit maybe 70-80 deg C under load and without heat sinks. Won't be buying products powered by Allwinner chips in the future if I can avoid it. Documentation is pretty much non existent for this board, a few slides on Google Docs, broken link to forums and that's it. The board has a u-boot button, I have no idea what that button does and I couldn't find any info on what that button is for. OS images: - Provided images are all outdated, built in 2019, uploaded and never updated. - Armbian has support for this board and images work in a headless setup but the GPU is extremely slow. It does work OK with the newer Lima drivers but those are only packaged for Debian 11. At the time of writing Debian 11 is the testing version, not released yet, and to get Armbian based on Debian 11 you either have to build your own image or install an older image and go through an upgrade process. For a board that released in 2018 I'd say it's still not well supported upstream in late 2020. - Other distros have instructions for this board but none of them seemed to have working images. All instructions mention rebuilding u-boot from scratch and manually installing it. Since u-boot doesn't seem to provide any pre-built binaries I didn't bother testing. I did try to rip out a working u-boot from an Armbian image but failed. Armbian was the only distro I was able to successfully boot on this board.

## Features

- UPSTREAM FREE OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE: Libre Computer Tritium boards are fully supported by upstream u-boot and Linux. It features the highest level of upstream device driver support among all SBCs. All Libre Computer platforms are carefully selected to ensure long term hardware and software support.
- PROPERLY ENGINEERED FOR RELIABILITY AND LONG TERM SUPPORT: Designed in accordance to proper manufacturing specifications and does not utilize high voltages and unstable clock frequencies that may cause reliability issues.
- LOWEST COST AND HIGHEST PERFORMANCE: Optimized the highest performance at the lowest cost, this quad-core platform offers the best TCO when selecting an platform to power modern IoT applications and appliances. It features similar form factor and GPIO interface for easy porting from applications developed on Raspberry Pi and other platforms.
- COMPILE FROM LATEST SOURCE: Tritium does not require any proprietary blobs to boot into full accelerated Linux desktop. Advanced features such as 3D acceleration and HW video acceleration. This is one of the first and only boards to achieve full stack blob-free support.
- FIRST PARTY SOFTWARE AND SUPPORT: Libre Computer provides first party images of common Linux distributions including Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, and Raspbian 64-bit and 32-bit. Third parties like Armbian also provide distributions for Tritium.
- NO ONBOARD WIRELESS: Libre Computer boards do not feature WiFi or Bluetooth onboard due to performance impact of RF interference. GenBasic plug and play USB wireless adapters are recommended and perform much faster due to less interference than onboard solutions. Bundle kits are also available separately with the wireless adapters.
- SUPPORT OPEN-SOURCE: Libre Computer funds software contributions to upstream Linux and U-Boot for long-term improvements to the open-source ecosystem. Libre Computer also provides professional engineering support staff at hub.libre.computer for technical questions and issues.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07D4KTRWR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #164,253 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #5,092 in Mini Computers |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (113) |
| Date First Available | June 12, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.58 ounces |
| Item model number | H5 2GB |
| Manufacturer | Shenzhen Libre Technology Co. LTD |
| Package Dimensions | 4.8 x 3 x 1.1 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Libre Computer Project
- **CPU Model:** Allwinner A20
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 2 GB
- **Model Name:** Libre Computer Tritium ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 2 GB

## Images

![ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer by Libre Computer - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61yUcbdxdVL.jpg)
![ALL-H3-CC Single Board Computer by Libre Computer - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71WhZ6-uCvL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will a usb wifi adapter work with this?**
A: many of the very cheap usb wifi adapters do not have linux kernel drivers, find one that specifically advertises linux support or opt for one around the $8 -$15 range

**Q: Does this board fit into a RPi case?**
A: Yes. It fits in my current RPI 3B+ case

**Q: how to get video playback working?**
A: You can download the latest Ubuntu 22.04 here: http://distro.libre.computer/ci/ubuntu/22.04/
Hardware accelerated video playback is supported via gstreamer (gst123)
For any issues, post here: https://hub.libre.computer/

**Q: What is the CPU clock speed?**
A: H3 can work up 1.2 Ghz, but the H5 is 1Ghz.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Emulation
*by D***L on April 7, 2023*

Got this to make a simple arcade machine to run old classic games like galaga Pacman ect... did get multiple hiccups getting batocera to work but in the end it worked perfectly. Great little find.

### ⭐ Terrible heat management
*by M***K on September 28, 2020*

I can't recommend this board to anyone. Without a heat sink the board is useless and only works when idle. With anything running the CPU hits the max 105 deg C in minutes and powers off (if an emergency shutdown is supported, worked with Linux 5.8.6, your mileage may vary, my board didn't fry). With heat sinks on both CPU and RAM the temperature still goes up to around 95 deg C when under load. Other similar boards from the same manufacturer but with different chips hit maybe 70-80 deg C under load and without heat sinks. Won't be buying products powered by Allwinner chips in the future if I can avoid it. Documentation is pretty much non existent for this board, a few slides on Google Docs, broken link to forums and that's it. The board has a u-boot button, I have no idea what that button does and I couldn't find any info on what that button is for. OS images: - Provided images are all outdated, built in 2019, uploaded and never updated. - Armbian has support for this board and images work in a headless setup but the GPU is extremely slow. It does work OK with the newer Lima drivers but those are only packaged for Debian 11. At the time of writing Debian 11 is the testing version, not released yet, and to get Armbian based on Debian 11 you either have to build your own image or install an older image and go through an upgrade process. For a board that released in 2018 I'd say it's still not well supported upstream in late 2020. - Other distros have instructions for this board but none of them seemed to have working images. All instructions mention rebuilding u-boot from scratch and manually installing it. Since u-boot doesn't seem to provide any pre-built binaries I didn't bother testing. I did try to rip out a working u-boot from an Armbian image but failed. Armbian was the only distro I was able to successfully boot on this board.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Both the H3 512Mb and H5 2GB are good values depending on you application
*by A***R on April 16, 2020*

I bought my H3 -512 MB for 15 dollars. It has to be the best basic value board out there for the price. The Pi zero is cheaper, but doesn't have much on the board. The GPIO connector alone for the Pi Zero costs more than this board with the connector and a lot more already on it. No soldering. 512 Ram is where you have to be careful. It will do a lot with say a basic Armbian Configuration. The H5 which I also have runs anything I ask that normally runs on a SBC with 2GB of Ram. The thing is with these boards you have to have a properly functioning SD card. I ordered the Samsung Evo Select 64 GB for around 10ish dollars. Also these boards should be powered by the appropriate power supply and cable. Expect to use the standard 5volt by 2 amp power supply. The same ones that come with a lot of phones. Now the product never uses all that power unless it is under a severe load. Also you do want to use some sort of heatsink if you use these under moderate load. There is a 6 or 7 dollar option they offer that far exceeds the more common Pi heatsinks, but just about anything would do an adequate job. The Renegade model is also decent and has one USB 3.0 port.

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