Closed geerlingguy closed 8 months ago
Thanks! But is there a reason the SoC only clocking in at 1.5 GHz?
They advertised the TH1520 being capable of 2.5 GHz but all I've seen so far is 2.0 GHz: https://github.com/ThomasKaiser/sbc-bench/blob/master/results/4xYE.txt
Edit: got it (from your review issue): 'For the sake of Console battery life and heat generation, the current upper limit of the CPU frequency of the default image is limited to 1.5GHz.'
It seems they did only limit CPU core clockspeeds but not memory controller:
Clockspeed | 7-zip multi | 7-zip single | AES | memcpy | memset |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1500 MHz | 3880 | 1129 | 33260 | 3290 | 11160 |
2000 MHz | 5260 | 1592 | 43820 | 4350 | 14760 |
@ThomasKaiser - Indeed, this little thing gets toasty, even at the lower clocks. I think thermals aren't great on the current design, it's definitely a bit of a 'ragtag' developer machine. Decently put together, still (in comparison to some devices I've used at the early revisions), but there's just a heat pipe hanging out in the open space, and fan kinda blowing air at one end of it :D
FYI, I've run sbc-bench on a Lichee Console 4A, Sipeed's RISC-V 'cyberdeck'-style mini notebook running a TH1520 SoC, 4 cores at 1.5 GHz.
Results: https://sprunge.us/fUCnrY
Testing as part of https://github.com/geerlingguy/sbc-reviews/issues/39