sbc.compare

📊 lets you compare Single Board Computers against each other to find the right SBC for your project!

by @bretweber /

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@librecomputer Sir, you're supposed to release hardware and abandon it, not maintain it nearly 10 years later

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Anyone remember Top Trumps? 😄

Get to know SBCs and their specification/benchmark results a little better through the new SBC Showdown!

https://t.co/pXUhMdKh8c

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ARM, RISC-V, and x86_64 results are popping up!

https://t.co/vzlK6ZmmI9

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Geekbench 7 has been released and has #ARM and #RISCV preview builds available still, so I guess I’ll get to updating and adding those to the site and start blasting!

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Geekbench 7 has been released and has #ARM and #RISCV preview builds available still, so I guess I’ll get to updating and adding those to the site and start blasting!

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New test available! @supertuxkart testing will be run across all systems going forward, and I'll be trying to backfill as much as I can in the coming month or so.. 1 result for now but um.. enjoy?

https://t.co/vNTJvU5RnD

Any other tests that people want to see?

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@Vicharak_In Make sure Rajat gets in touch with me about them! 🥹

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@ThePiHut Waveshare? More like Whyshare

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The Cool-Pi 4B with its RK3588S SoC felt like it came out of nowhere, and we never heard from them again. It was meant to bring more power to the Pi layout, but all it does now is sit and pull 200MB a day. I should really look into what it's doing..

https://t.co/FHqLZ7Sqb3

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I recently took a look at the @EDATEC_Offical CM0NANO carrier board, which at its core is the @Raspberry_Pi CM0.. Whiiiich, at its core is a Pi Zero 2W in a different form factor, and a bit more I/O!

https://t.co/10sqY6L3Vc

If you ever wanted a Pi Zero with RJ45..

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@Aryannbrb @RadxaComputer @armbian It does a REALLY good job, though!

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I've just updated the default @RadxaComputer Dragon Q8B run to the @armbian Debian 14 image that allows HPL to finish with the X1C cores capped to 2.49GHz~

https://t.co/yrUGc8OzYA

20 GFLOPS ahead of the rest.. 50.3W power draw though.. 😰

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@TrakUnixbased Just to be completely clear here in case 😄 these values are all CPU only, I don’t do any magic to get the NPU involved at all!

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@FuzzyC4t @SipeedIO I'd imagine you could! Security-wise, Sipeed have been under a lot of scrutiny at times, and everything is open-source, so if people have worries, it can be audited!

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Call me crazy, but the @SipeedIO NanoKVM Pro exposed SSH with a full Ubuntu system running on it so um.. Yes, I benchmarked it!

https://t.co/6HXhG0OV9p

I'd probably just use it as a KVM as God intended, though..

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@Ludwik128 @RadxaComputer @armbian This is 50W under a very specific and intense test, it draws about 30W max under most others!

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@Elektor I don't know, guys, this seems a bit expensive. The most I'd be willing to pay for this is probably €249.00, final offer.

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@librecomputer 😱

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@RadxaComputer @armbian This now means you can compare the latest build against an initial early testing build, and against an Arch Linux build that was provided by a Radxa developer for testing 🙏

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Both SoCs and SBCs come out of @StarFiveTech, and all 3 are fun little #RISCV (you'll see their JH7110 SoCs elsewhere too!) boards that can get you into the ecosystem..

https://t.co/cZ2skL1cfw

(The VF2 was also the 1st SBC I backed on Kickstarter!)