RISC PCs in 2023

There are enough proper ARM MBs available:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Enterprise/Server-Motherboard/MP30-AR0-rev-11
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/firefly-itx2568JQ-mainboard-revealed

So I’m curious does anyone build RISC PCs today?

So I’m curious does anyone build RISC PCs today?

RISC PC was a model rather than a generic. Various recent hardware around, based on Pi boards, iMX6, Titanium board. All depends on the size of your budget vs. the CPU power you actually need.

Nancy: The RiscPC was a mighty fine machine in its day and some are still going even now.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risc_PC

These days I have a Raspberry Pi 2B, which is several models behind the latest version and is something like 700Mhz. It’s pretty much everything I wished my RiscPC was twenty years ago. The RiscPC, in its later years, was hampered by low bus speeds and only 2MB of video RAM.

I’d recommend a Raspberry Pi if you’re just trying RISC OS out, or contacting someone like RComp http://www.rcomp.co.uk if you want a pre-built desktop machine or a RISC OS laptop.

Just thought… If you were referring to a modern RISC OS motherboard in a RiscPC case, then no, nobody is doing that. RComp, CJE Micros and RISCOS Bits build full systems but not RiscPCs as such.

Here’s (most of) the hardware options for RISC OS these days: https://www.wrocc.org.uk/risc-os/a-guide-to-risc-os-hardware

There’s no mention of the Compute Module 4, because no-one at WROCC appears to have had the time to update the page since systems became available.