Radxa X4 8GB
Benchmarks, specifications, and real-world performance data
Geekbench 6
2,981
multi-core · 1,243 single-core
Power draw
12.2W load
Price
$80.00
RRP
Performance Summary
The Radxa X4 is an x86 single board computer built around the Intel N100, pairing 4 CPU cores with 8GB of RAM in this configuration. Benchmarked on real hardware, it managed 2,981 points in Geekbench 6 multi-core (1,243 single-core) and pushed 9,597 MIPS through 7-Zip compression. It also delivered 27.19 GFLOPS in our Linpack run.
Detailed Reviews
Read our comprehensive reviews from bret.dk featuring data and benchmarks from sbc.compare:
CPU Performance
Processor performance across single and multi-core workloads
Geekbench 6
Higher Scores are Better
7-Zip Benchmark
Higher Scores are Better
High Performance Linpack
Higher Scores are Better
UnixBench
Higher Scores are Better
PassMark CPU
Higher Scores are Better
CPU Mining (cpuminer-multi)
Higher Hashrates are Better
Memory Performance
Memory bandwidth and throughput benchmarks
PassMark RAM
Higher Scores are Better
AI & LLM Performance
Large Language Model inference performance
Ollama LLM Benchmark
Higher Scores are Better
Storage Performance
Disk I/O throughput measured with FIO
fio Storage Performance - M.2 NVMe
Higher Speeds are Better • Western Digital Black SN770M (500GB M.2 NVMe)
Network Performance
Ethernet and WiFi throughput measured with iPerf3
iPerf3 Network Performance
Higher Speeds are Better
Power & Thermal
Power consumption at idle and under various workloads
Power Consumption
Lower is "Better"
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast is the Radxa X4?
In our testing the Radxa X4 scored 2,981 in Geekbench 6 multi-core and 1,243 in single-core, with 9,597 MIPS in multi-core 7-Zip compression.
How much power does the Radxa X4 use?
We measured the Radxa X4 drawing 12.2W under sustained CPU load.
How much does the Radxa X4 cost?
The Radxa X4 has a manufacturer's recommended price of $80.00 for the 8GB RAM configuration. Street prices vary by retailer and availability.
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