8-Way ARM Board Linux Benchmark Comparison From The Pi Zero & ODROID To Tegra

Written by Michael Larabel in Computers on 13 January 2016 at 11:00 AM EST. Page 6 of 6. 64 Comments.
RPi And Other ARM Linux SBC Board Benchmarks

To no real surprise, the Jetson boards were at the bottom of the spectrum considering their much higher price and with these tests not taking advantage of the GPU.

RPi And Other ARM Linux SBC Board Benchmarks

In looking at the meta performance per Watt for the tests run, the Raspberry Pi Zero at $5 was leading followed by the Orange Pi PC as the $25 board followed by the ODROID C1+ at $45. In fourth was the popular Raspberry Pi 2 followed by the Orange Pi Plus.

Once again, as some follow-up tests I'm still working on some ARM graphics benchmarks as well as some ARMv7 compiler tuning benchmarks and other potential articles based upon feedback.

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