y'all be like "wowee arm is so cool and cheap look at my raspberry pi"
meanwhile in x86 land:
meanwhile in x86 land:
@7666 now show the shipping :marseyclueless:
@7666 
what country holy SHIT
what country holy SHIT
@7666 wait is this just the CPU? well yeah they're cheap but then you need to buy motherboard, RAM, PSU, case, storage, etc
@m0xee @meso ok mr thread necroer
the rpi4b uses 7.6 watts at max load to achieve a best case geekbench 5 score of 734
the e5-2620 v4 at max load uses 85 watts to achieve a best case geekbench score of 9238
rpi4b = 96.5 pts per watt
e5-2620 v4 = 108.6 pts per watt
you can look at geekbench results this week to compare yourself, make sure you don't get wackos who disable cores or run a VM or something that skews results
anyway checkmate athetits
the rpi4b uses 7.6 watts at max load to achieve a best case geekbench 5 score of 734
the e5-2620 v4 at max load uses 85 watts to achieve a best case geekbench score of 9238
rpi4b = 96.5 pts per watt
e5-2620 v4 = 108.6 pts per watt
you can look at geekbench results this week to compare yourself, make sure you don't get wackos who disable cores or run a VM or something that skews results
anyway checkmate athetits
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> thread necroer
Oops! 😊
> at max load
Well, sure, if that's what you are aiming for while keeping it running 24/7 — Xeon is better hands down, but in reality it'd be idling most of the time and RPi should be a lot better at it.
I own a dual quad-core Xeon (X5482 older than the one on your screenshot) Mac Pro myself and I definitely do not want this fscking thing running 24/7 🤷
and i got like 35 VMs there ain't no "idling" here lol