The test seems to be biased towards Pi&#x27;s. Firstly because of VM ram, who gives 3GB RAM for 2 core VM? When typical server from 2010 has 72-96GB ram, which would really typically have at least 8GB ram, which would really be quite a different story.<p>Other part about the prices - you can have used gen6 server for under $400 which is comparable to RPi&#x27;s considering that you&#x27;re getting at the very least 6 times the performance(if you buy it with 2xL5640 processors with 6 cores each). Which means would need at least 18(3*6) RPis to match the performance in theory. Which would total close to $700(assuming $35 per pi).<p>Raspberry&#x27;s are not really meant to be used as a heavy load server. They can be used as a cheap cluster for learning purposes but not really a viable option for replacing rack servers, at least today, but who knows maybe some day they will get to the point of competing.