The rk3588 and rk3588s (i.e. orange pi 5) both support hardware H264/HEVC encoding @ 8k30fps, as well as hardware HEVC/VP9 decoding @ 8k60fps, H264 decoding @ 8k30fps, AV1 decoding @ 4k60fps.
- They have full size HDMI - They have an m.2 connector - They still have an audio jack - They have more powerful performance cores - They have low performance cores - They have a 6 TOPS NPU
On the other hand, that cheap base model has no built-in wifi, but so you can add it in the m.2 slot.
For me, the Raspberry Pi 5 is quite disappointing. But hey, the good thing is that maybe this will push more of the community to the RK3588(S) based boards.
* don't need to spend extra $$ for M.1 SSD support
* full-size HDMI so no need for $10 dongle
* 6 TOPS NPU
* better Mali G610 MP4 GPU
* 8k60 output
* USB 3.1 port (10gb/s instead of just 5gb/s)
* 4x A55 cores
* Audio jack
Also, real time encoding with VP8 (yes, that is the standard for WebRTC) barely works. It has barely enough CPU power to produce a working demo, but too little to actually do anything with it.
Can you expand on this? Is the hardware too slow, too power hungry, or just badly supported? At least coming from ARM there must be some hardware documentation on how they work. I mean, it can't be worse than Broadcom's all-proprietary GPUs.
Mali-G610MP4 is known to handle Genshin impact easily. (https://youtu.be/sA55S2Z7gLo?t=56) I doubt VideoCore VII can do that. As of today, there is still no detailed spec sheet for this GPU.
Llama 7B at 2.8 tok/s via Mlc-chat.
I'm setting up an LLM discord bot with it.
Here's a complete list:
https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/arch/arm64/bo... https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/arch/arm64/bo... https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/arch/arm/boot...
just search for orange. Most of Orange Pi boards have upstream support. Like one or two don't.