Just wondering has anyone run yabs.sh for a Raspberry PI 4 and what were the results? Interested if I could run a side project of mine on a Raspberry PI 4.
I'll repost it in the YABS thread too for future information.
Mind you that you technically can overclock it, but let's give raw results. You can probably get ~320 single core overclocking it to ~1750-1800 MHz
I'm just so sorry for that microSD card, and I am never running a YABS in there again. At least not the disk test.
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@Neoon did a while back:
https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/65631/#Comment_65631
Brilliant thanks, forgot Ikoula exist as well, might give it a try
I bought a RPi4 from @DataIdeas as part of their Pi day sale.
Here's results from a clean install, with working Geekbench and everything:
I'll repost it in the YABS thread too for future information.
Mind you that you technically can overclock it, but let's give raw results. You can probably get ~320 single core overclocking it to ~1750-1800 MHz
I'm just so sorry for that microSD card, and I am never running a YABS in there again. At least not the disk test.
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https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/75169/#Comment_75169
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