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Quick question - is there any advantage to using ESP32-S2 over an esp8266 for a setup of 200 led and a Raspberry Pi 3 b+ |
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awawa-dev
Mar 30, 2023
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As you can see in the benchmark on the main page, due to the limited capabilities of the esp8266 (small SPI frame), the performance of the esp8266 is about 20% lower than the esp32 or esp32-s2. Will the upgrade from esp8266 to esp32-s2 bring a visible change for small 200 LEDs setup? I doubt it. |
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As you can see in the benchmark on the main page, due to the limited capabilities of the esp8266 (small SPI frame), the performance of the esp8266 is about 20% lower than the esp32 or esp32-s2. Will the upgrade from esp8266 to esp32-s2 bring a visible change for small 200 LEDs setup? I doubt it.