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In theory yes, but booting Linux on ARM is not easy. I have only seen experimental attempts. github.com/hexdump0815/imagebuilder/releases/tag/240107-01

Well, that is in a whole different ballpark, and also a big difference in power consumption.

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​@@LivingLinuxthank you so much ! hard to find specific info about that

Thanks for letting me know. That explains a lot.

@@LivingLinux You could give OpenGL a try, I remember we had better luck with that even on mesa-git. The drivers for the broadcom chipset are still fairly incomplete.

@@kd-11 I only get "failed to create OpenGL context". Both Ubuntu 24.04 and RPi OS.

@@kd-11 The only thing that works for me is Vulkan through llvmpipe, but that is almost like a slideshow.

I don't remember it was advertised as aluminium. Mine is plastic.

I can't test anymore, as I gave it away as a gift to a friend. But probably around 6W. forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=375492

Loading the model will benefit from an NVMe drive. But the inference steps are done in memory, so they will stay the same.

I tested Stable Diffusion 3 in this video. You can get an image in a couple of minutes. Flux is also possible. I even tried Stable Video Image to Video (32GB RAM recommended), but that took almost an hour for a simple image. And I wasn't happy with the result. th-cam.com/video/_5GIR0a-o5A/w-d-xo.html

@@LivingLinux Oh! Sorry about that, I had a bunch of different things going on while watching. I'll take a look again when I can.

Did you try it on an ARM Rockchip RK3588 board? I got a big performance boost by building it from source, compared to the flatpak.

​@@LivingLinux yeah, but I think I only installed the server from the repo.

If I only showed radio, it would have been a valid criticism. I showed that it can receive both TV and radio. Now you are just nitpicking.

@@LivingLinux You showed a snippet of an obscure Dutch Radio/TV programme.🤷‍♂ Besides it's irrelevant now, i've purchased the thing anyway (And this 'review' certainly didn't help towards my decision)

@@SeeDaRipper... You are probably not from the Netherlands. These were snippets from the national broadcasting service. Not exactly "obscure".

@@LivingLinux Regardless, you still could have shown something somewhat more well known (i noticed the BBC there)

@@SeeDaRipper... The poor reception of the antenna made it pointless to show more TV channels. And you don't need to know the TV channel to see if it is working or not. Again, you are nitpicking.

Have you tried with a different browser? Can you also check the CPU load while playing YT videos? It should be handled by the hardware video decoder and not the CPU. I tested with Firefox on Linux and I was able to play 4K YT. th-cam.com/video/FB-oAbglUmk/w-d-xo.html

@LivingLinux I'm using Firefox too. How can I check it is being handled by the hardware video decoder?

@@mrparker4597 Are you on Windows? You can use the Task Manager to see if it uses a lot of CPU.

@@LivingLinux Yes I am. Will do.

Ja, toevallig wel. 👍

You can say so. My main reason for Vulkan is that I hope it will give better performance.

@ I bet the visuals pop a bit more. I still think theres a bit of a flatness because of opengl from your footage. I’ve had quite the experience with vulkan games on ark. Its a work in progress with the games I tried. Satisfactory was just getting a vulkan mode and was less than ideal but now it looks and performs pretty good. Was hoping I’d be able to turn on raytracing in doom eternal but theres a lot of artifacting and the framerate was pitiful. Anyway, I digress.

16GB. But I don't think it has a noticeable impact on the performance.

@@LivingLinux I am currently working on a project, and my superior has asked me to find a board capable of running WebGL well while keeping the cost reasonable. If I were to buy a board with 4GB or even 8GB of RAM, can you guarantee that the performance will still be good? I also noticed that there are Radxa Rock 5C and Radxa Rock 5C Lite boards, which are cheaper than the 5B. However, I am not sure how well they perform with WebGL. I apologize for being a newcomer, but I really need advice from an expert like you.

@@testquang All the 5 series have the same GPU, and will perform the same. But since you are a newcomer, perhaps it's better to have a look at the Radxa X4. The Intel N100 has better support for OpenGL. But it does consume more power, so buy a cooler with it. I don't know what you are going to do exactly, but buy as much memory as you can afford, as you can't upgrade it. radxa.com/products/x/x4/

Faster-whisper is the application and Turbo is one of the models. Or do you mean something else?

I guess that 7700x was paired with a beefy GPU. And perhaps they dialed down the settings.

@@LivingLinuxdid you enable avx512 instructions set?

@@iamflatley Shouldn't that be automatic? forums.rpcs3.net/showthread.php?tid=206806

Depends on the models you want to use. The bigger model, the more memory you will need.

@@LivingLinux Thanks! Said differently, when it couldn't complete the answer and stopped at 4) , is that due to RAM or something in the implementation?

@@zwillx3953 The Rockchip driver isn't exactly known for its stability. There is an active group on Reddit. www.reddit.com/r/RockchipNPU/ But I'm also looking at the open-source driver. blog.tomeuvizoso.net/search/label/rk3588

I don't think there is a model small enough to run on the esp32.

I really hope MS will put some more effort into this. Performance was underwhelming. You also need to keep an eye on the legal battle between ARM and Qualcomm. www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2024/11/07/qualcomm-and-arm-trade-jabs-ahead-of-december-court-case/

Good to see you solved that issue. I moved on to ComfyUI.

@ i did too. Way better than easy diffusion

I think most Chinese shops sell it with Windows.

You need OpenGL to run Stunt Car Racer. I have Box64 on one of my ARM Rockchip RK3588 boards, and it does run there. Brings back a lot of memories.

I don't think so. Lenovo never advertised it as touch capable as external monitor. But it would at least mean that you have to connect your device also to the USB-C port.

You can follow the latest developments here: www.reddit.com/r/RockchipNPU/ I am not up to date at the moment.

Nice, that's the same chip as my Banana Pi F3. Which OS do you use? Does it work with Bianbu? Bianbu 2.0 has Box64 in the repository.

@@LivingLinux I have Bianbu 1.0.15 running on it. As it is new to me I wasn't sure about a beta release. However since I last looked I see a 2.0.1 version, which is downloading as I type this. Thanks

pcsx2.net/downloads/

You should use PCSX2.

@LivingLinux is that playable?

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The performance drop to less than 1fps can't be blamed on Ubuntu overhead. I have the suspicion it is something in the Vulkan driver that pushes a certain instruction to the CPU, instead of the GPU. I'm going to check if Ubuntu 24.10 has a newer Vulkan driver. If yes, I'll check again.

@@LivingLinux 🤔 I’ll update u this afternoon already made a video

Yes, as long as your Android device supports the ports. For example, not all Android devices support video out, but they probably support the USB ports to connect a mouse or USB memory stick.

Yes, it does. What are you going to run on it?

@@LivingLinux Mainly Jellyfin for starters. I can get it for 130 eur from Aliexpress shipped from EU

@@ChadGippidy That's a good price. Jellyfin should work on it.

What kind of device do you have? You need the correct image for a specific device. joshua-riek.github.io/ubuntu-rockchip-download/