Odroid H4 Ultra, single board x86 computer part 5 - Performance testing
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Today we are doing some performance testing of the Odroid H4 Ultra computer from Hardkernel, comparing both turbo and non-turbo setups with the H3+ model.
I'm not employed by, or sponsored by any company mentioned in these videos, I'm just a fan of their products.
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www.hardkernel...
www.odroid.co....
ameridroid.com...
drive.google.c...
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nice build
Many thanks, glad you like it so far.
Thanks for the video.
I'm on the fence about the ultra, struggling to find the itx kit in the UK.
Also I'm not sure if I understand the power reqs, would the 19v psu be OK for 2 3.5" hdds? Please test power reqs
The H4 can be purchased from www.odroid.co.uk in the UK.
Yes the 19v PSU should be fine for 2 3.5" HDDs. I intend to run 4 3.5" HDDs off the H4 Ultra and a 19V PSU.
is the 15v (60W) power supply enough if you only use sata 2.5 ssd or do you always need the 19v (130W)?
I have one Odroid H3+ with a single 2.5 SSD running off one of the 15V PSUs without problem. Multiple 3.5 HDDs are more likely to require the larger PSU.
This comparison makes no sense. We don't need to run performance tests to know that a newer CPU will beat an old CPU, a dedicated graphics card will beat integrated graphics, and an m.2 NVME drive will beat a SATA SSD. These things are all common sense. It would have been more valuable to just take the H4 Ultra and do some real world tasks. At least remove the graphics card from the H3+ and swap in an m.2 to make it more apples to apples. Also, why are all your videos so short?
I did get several request to run benchmarks and the comparison with a previously built machine was to highlight that the H3+ models are still very useful when expanded. Once the H4 Ultra NAS is complete I can compare it with the H3+ NAS. As to video length, for the Hardware videos, they have ranged from 1 to 20 minutes, with the average being 5 minutes in length. Long enough to contain useful information on the hardware and short enough for people to watch in their busy lives.
@@custompchardware Do you think that showing power consumption in the bios actually helps anyone ? This thing draws 5W in idle with 3 disks when ASPM is set properly in the bios, but you overlooked that part. Useless videos.
Everyone is of course entitled to their opinion. Personally I build and use computers to perform tasks, so as they are never idle for long, how much power they draw when busy is quite relevant.