Raspberry pie 5 Geekbench run out: v5 version single core 618 multi-core 1610, V6 version single-core 760 multi-core 1541

CTOnews.com, Oct. 6, 4 years after the launch of the raspberry pie 4 single board computer, the raspberry pie 5 (Raspberry Pi 5) has finally arrived, the latest version mainly improves performance, adds support for PCIe 2.0, and starts at $60 (currently about 439 yuan).

At present, the Geekbench 5 and 6 running scores of raspberry pie 5 have appeared in the database, in which the single core score of Geekbench 5 is 618, the multi-core score is 1610, the single-core score is 760, and the multi-core score is 1541.

▲ source Geekbench database it is reported that the Raspberry Pie 5 uses a 64-bit quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 processor with a clock rate of 2.4GHz, a performance improvement of two to three times compared to the Raspberry Pie 4 four years ago.

Phoronix, a foreign media source for ▲ graphics, the SBC is also equipped with a 800MHz VideoCore VII graphics chip, which the Raspberry Pi Foundation said provided a "substantial improvement" in graphics performance.

The South Bridge component of Phoronix Raspberry Pie 5, a foreign ▲ source, is manufactured by the Raspberry pie Foundation and is used to communicate with peripherals. Officials say there has been a "leap in peripherals and functions" to establish faster transmission with external UAS drivers and other peripherals.

▲ source Phoronix raspberry pie 5 also provides support for single-channel PCIe 2.0 interface, which can be connected to "high-bandwidth peripherals". But the Raspberry Pie Foundation says adapters such as M.2 HAT (hardware connected to the top) are still needed to use.

The 4GB version of the raspberry pie 5 costs $60 and the 8GB version costs $80, both of which are $5 higher than the previous version, and will go on sale at the end of October.