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Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5

A Pi 5 with no ports, meant to go inside a product, listed with Raspberry Pi's own IO board. In production until at least January 2036.

$67.50 list price

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Headline specifications

Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Compute Module

Details

About this system

What the record says about the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, in its own words.

The Compute Module 5 is a Pi 5 without the connectors, made to be socketed into a board someone else designed. It is how a Pi ends up inside a machine rather than next to one.

This listing pairs it with Raspberry Pi's own IO board, which breaks out the ports and is the normal way to develop against a CM5 before your carrier board exists. The CM5 comes in several memory and storage combinations; the price here is the entry pairing and we confirm the exact configuration with you before ordering.

Raspberry Pi builds the CM5 until at least January 2036. If you are putting a board into a product you have to support for years, that published date is worth more than any specification on this page, and no other board vendor listed here publishes one that far out.

Reference

Specifications

These values come from the published record for this system. Anything the source did not report is shown as not reported rather than filled in.

Vendor
Raspberry Pi
Category
Homelab
Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Compute Module
Starting price
Priced per build
Fulfillment
Reseller
SoC
Broadcom BCM2712, quad core Cortex-A76
Carrier Board
Raspberry Pi CM5 IO Board
Memory And Storage
Several combinations, confirmed at order
In Production Until
January 2036

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