Benchmarks Of The ODROID-C2 64-Bit ARM Development Board

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Benchmarks Of The ODROID-C2 64-Bit ARM Development Board

Earlier this month Hardkernel announced the ODROID-C2 as a 64-bit ARM development board that would begin shipping in March. Fortunately, you don't need to wait until next month to find out how this $40 USD 64-bit ARM development board is performing: here are some benchmarks...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ODROID-C2-Benchmarks

[kieffer]

At least it appears to boot linux properly ... Comparison with the Pine64 will be interesting !

[speculatrix]

I find it strange that the Nvidia Shield TV is so cheap compared to a development board that's much the same hardware

[droidhacker]

I'm really tired of all the "everybody has a different and incompatible shape" nonsense. For that reason, I really don't give a crap about this useless hardware. I'm not going to start over from scratch with my hardware every time some nobody makes a new shape of board.

[updatelee]

No way, Linux 3.14? !!! lol

wake me when they have 4.4+

Im not backporting all my media drivers over to that.

UDL

[pipe13]

I find it strange that the Nvidia Shield TV is so cheap compared to a development board that's much the same hardware

Why is that strange? What does the hardware have in common? What is different? How compare the boards? How compare the markets?

[nils_]

Always feels like something is missing either networking or storage wise....

[ayandon]

I find it strange that the Nvidia Shield TV is so cheap compared to a development board that's much the same hardware

Dear friend, Nvidia is subsidizing the hardware so that you buy their device for cheap and then charge you through their service for months and years.

The same thing with Printer-Ink relation.