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Or 400 seconds with a allmodconf build, idk what they build in the OP. If they build allmodconf and I understood the benchmarks correctly, then one C910 core i

Or 400 seconds with a allmodconf build, idk what they build in the OP. If they build allmodconf and I understood the benchmarks correctly, then one C910 core is about 4 times slower in building the Linux kernel than a single Ryzen 5 5600x core (60/(1491/6*4/60)). That would be pretty good wouldn't it? Probably to good to be true, but I don't think we can just compare these two numbers directly anyways.

brucehoult 3y ago
> if ... then one C910 core is about 4 times slower ... than a single Ryzen 5 5600x core 4x is the number I work with to approximate C910 vs current x86. Which makes 64 core Milk-V Pioneer possibly comparable to a 16 core 7950x, but at $2k ready to use it's a lot cheaper than 7950x boxes I see on Amazon. If your workload can keep 64 cores busy, of course. Many can't.