When you buy a Raspberry Pi, you’ll get a single board - that’s it. This type of device is mostly used by DIY enthusiasts, so in order to have it functioning properly, you’ll need to learn your way around its design. That is, luckily, quite simple thanks to the many available YouTube videos that can teach you how.
To begin to make the Raspberry Pi 4 replace a PC, you need to install an operating system on your device. This can be done either from a pre-imaged microSD card or by downloading it directly from the internet onto your device. Next, you should configure your system settings in order to optimize performance and customize user experience according to your specific preferences.
Afterward, you’ll need to have cooling in mind. The device does not have a cooling system, so the processor frequency of the machine is low by default. You might n