The Graviton 4 is now in general release. While waiting for funding and approval to spin up a 4-core virtual machine, I thought I'd test the Pentium J5040 in the soft router that Fido just installed for the dog house.
I suggested an N100, but since there was 8GB of DDR4 left over from a laptop upgrade the older unit was procured. The dog developer has been acting uncharacteristically frugal due to the current world economy,
The results wereas well asThe Fourier Transform seems a bit slow--possibly due to the 2400 MT/s RAM repurposed from the laptop. On the other hand the balance between the four efficiency cores was pretty even. After running the Pi Race 7 times, each of the animals had won at least once.
I suggested an N100, but since there was 8GB of DDR4 left over from a laptop upgrade the older unit was procured. The dog developer has been acting uncharacteristically frugal due to the current world economy,
The results were
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Fido's Lorenz 96 Pi Race V19 0: 🐕 2572.2 1: 🐩 2571.24 2:🦛 2572.92 3: 🦒 2505.08Finished! Average Mflops per core: 2555.36 Standard deviation: 29.0347 Fast to slow core ratio: 1.02708 Raspberry Pi 4B ratio: 8.80719 Total Mflops: 10221.4Code:
$ ./pichart-openmp -t J5040pichart -- Raspberry Pi Performance OPENMP version 40Prime Sieve P=14630843 Workers=8 Sec=0.389069 Mops=2401.44Merge Sort N=16777216 Workers=8 Sec=0.550925 Mops=730.867Fourier Transform N=4194304 Workers=8 Sec=0.940832 Mflops=490.389Lorenz 96 N=32768 K=16384 Workers=8 Sec=0.255438 Mflops=12610.6The J5040 has Raspberry Pi ratio=50.967Making pie charts...done.Statistics: Posted by ejolson — Sun Jul 14, 2024 10:58 pm