As I see it, a possible difference between the 8GB and 16GB models is the D0 stepping of the latter. The new stepping is rumoured to be required for addressing 16GB RAM.Thanks! I realize that I didn't test my Pi5-8GB that has an N04 on it, so I just did that. It got the same results, in fact a bit faster, than the Pi4-8GB X1001:Pi5-8GB boots from a Kingston A400 connected via a Startech USB SATA adapter. Data disk is a Kingston NV3 500GB NVME drive on a Geekworm X1001
Pi5-16GB boots from a Kingston A400 connected via a Startech USB SATA adapter. Data disk is a Kingston NV3 500GB NVME drive on a GeeekPi N04Would there be any performance affecting difference between Geekworm X1001 and GeeekPi N04?
Pi5-8GB N04: 2min 8sec (N04)
Pi5-8GB: 2min 20sec (X1001)
Pi5-16GB: 3min 35sec (N04)
Is it possible something at the driver level adds the equivalent of a bounce buffer?
I'd try mem=8G on the Linux command line to see if that makes any difference. It may not.
Statistics: Posted by ejolson — Wed Jan 15, 2025 11:05 pm