Why is that Tinker Board runs so much faster? Compaq Presario 2100 laptop (2003) has an Intel Celeron processor, from the Wikipedia,
Model Number | sSpec Number | Frequency | L2 Cache | FSB | Mult | Voltage | TDP | Socket | Release Date | Part Number(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mobile Celeron 2.0 | SL6QH (C1) SL6VJ (D1) | 2000 MHz | 256 KB | 400 MT/s | 20× | 1.3 V | 32 W | PPGA 478 | 14 January 2003 | RH80532NC041256 |
The Tinker Board also compares favorably against other similar boards. It is reported that the Tinker Board is almost twice the performance as Raspberry Pi 3. When compiling KiCad, the Tinker Board takes about 4 hours, vs 8 hours on OrangePi Prime. This seems consistent with some benchmarks that OPiP has a little lower performance than RPi 3. Perhaps this justifies the twice of the cost. Furthermore, the board quality is better. However, while OrangePi releases the full schematics, Asus only releases the partial schematics for the Tinker Board. Comparing RK3288 vs H5, CPU speed 1.8GHz vs 1.37GHz, about 30% faster. So that alone does not account for the difference. RK3288 is 32-bit architecture ARMv7-A and H5 is 64-bit ARMv8-A (Cortex-A53 Quad-Core, 512KB L2, Mali450 MP4 GPU). Cortex-A17 features out-of-order execution and deeper pipeline than Cortex-A53.
On Core2 Duo T7200, compiling KiCad takes about 2.5 hours with a solid state drive with 3Gb/s SATA connection.
Model
number |
sSpec
number |
Cores
|
Frequency
|
Release date
|
Part
number(s) |
||||||
SL9SF (B2)
|
2
|
2 GHz
|
4 MiB
|
667 MT/s
|
12×
|
0.95–1.175 V
|
34 W
|
Socket
M
|
August
2006
|
LF80537GF0414M
|
All these have been single core performance. If we use all available cores, Core2 Duo still outperforms the Tinker Board, but the difference is smaller, about 30%. Multicore improves 2.2 times for the Tinker Board and 1.6 times for Core2 Duo. On Atomic Pi,
Model
number |
sSpec
number |
Cores
|
Frequency
|
Burst
|
GPU
model |
GPU
frequency |
Release date
|
Part
number(s) |
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SR2KT (D1)
|
4
|
1.44 GHz
|
1.92 GHz
|
2 MiB
|
HD
Graphics (12 EUs)
|
200-500
MHz
|
1 ×
DDR3L-1600
|
2.17 W
|
2 W
|
UTFCBGA592
|
February
2016
|
FJ8066401836620
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