Is it possible?

[chessica]

Playing chess on Raspberry Pi?

[smatovic]

https://ipmanchess.yolasite.com/amd--in ... ckfish.php

strg+f "Raspberry Pi"

Stockfish 14.1

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1.362.443 Raspberry Pi 5 4×Cortex-A76 @ 2.4 GHz (ARMv8)	4cores	pop-neon	Torom	L
475.493	Raspberry Pi 4 4xCortex-A72(ARMv8) @1.5Ghz lpddr4 3200	4cores	pop-neon	Michal Krcmarik	L
178.176	Raspberry Pi 3 Broadcom BCM2837 (ARMv8)	4cores	pop-neon	Technologov	L
45.476	Raspberry Pi 2 Broadcom BCM2836 (ARMv7)	4cores	pop-neon	Technologov	L

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Srdja

[Eelco de Groot]

There is a very interesting project for chess building a Stockish cluster:

https://mattplayschess.com/cluster-overview/

https://mattplayschess.com/stockfish-cluster/

Or here:

https://github.com/Egbert-Azure/stockfish-cluster

or, with pictures, Folkert van Heusden's Embla Pi cluster and other variants:

https://www.chessprogramming.org/Raspberry_Pi

Because the cluster version is naturally Multi PV (in theory at least) you get your own low energy version of Rent-a-Rybka aka Rybka cluster that is running much wider than all the regular Stock. Now a cluster variant for a new chess variant and you can make money with it or maybe develop an AI that does not break the electricity net.

[towforce]

Playing chess on Raspberry Pi?

Not many new computers you can buy which are less powerful than the ones used in the golden age of dedicated chess computers: you'd have to go very cheap, very small, and just milliamps of power.