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What's New on sbc.compare: August 2026

Everything added to sbc.compare in August 2026: 6 new boards, 6 new SoCs, 9 verified benchmark runs and more.

By Bret Weber1 min read

It's been a little quiet over here, but I've been quietly working away whenever I can find time, and in light of that, here's a 1st from the "What's new.." series that will be coming monthly to highlight the new SBCs, SoCs, and everything else weird and wonderful that comes my way!

Headline Numbers
1 Aug 2026 – 31 Aug 2026
116
Boards with verified results
6
New boards in the period
9
Verified benchmark runs
6
SoCs added to the database
$69
Median board price
cheapest variant of each board
Figures as of 24 September 2026

New Boards#

HardKernel ODROID N2+
HardKernel
ODROID N2+ 4GB
Amlogic S922X
$95GB6 multi-core1,271
Luckfox Aura
Luckfox
Aura 4GB
Rockchip RV1126B
$98.99LLM speed2.67 tok/s
Luckfox Lyra Ultra W
Luckfox
Lyra Ultra W 512MB
Rockchip RK3506B
$40.997-Zip1,613 MIPS
Orange Pi 6
Orange Pi
6 16GB
CIX P1
$359GB6 multi-core6,743
PINE64 PINE A64
PINE64
PINE A64 2GB
Allwinner A64
$397-Zip2,740 MIPS
SolidRun HummingBoard I2
SolidRun
HummingBoard I2 1GB
NXP i.MX6 Dual
$807-Zip1,166 MIPS
Updated 25 September 2026

It should be made clear that "New" here means new to the site, though I'm hopin that's quite obvious given the lineup here. The Orange Pi 6 is the newest board to be added, with the 12-core CIX P1 SoC under the hood. It stomps everything else tested in August but uh, let's have a quick look anyway..

How They Compare#

7-Zip Multi-Core
Higher is better
Figures as of 24 September 2026

New SoCs in the Database#

6 new SoCs joined the database this month, including a slightly more exotic 3-core option in the form of the Rockchip RK3506B.

Updated 25 September 2026

Nothing particularly new to shout about, but we're slowly backfilling brands of SBC we haven't featured before (such as HardKernel/ODROID) so the older Amlogic SoCs are getting a bit of love.

Site Changes#

Not a lot happened in August on the public side of things, it was mostly planning for bigger changes for the future. That said, I did add "Last Updated" dates to the individual board pages so you could see when pricing, benchmark data, or anything else relating to the board was updated in the database. Nothing worse than hitting a page and seeing "Last Updated: 40 years ago" so here's to hoping I can keep things fresh enough to stop that from happening!

Coming Up#

There are plenty of features coming for September. Site structure, tests/benchmarks, and much more. For that, though, you're going to have to wait until the end of September (he says writing this August round-up in late September, knowing full well it's coming in a few days).

As always, if you have any feedback, reach out to me! Either @sbccompare or @bretweber on X, @sbc.compare on Bluesky, or https://mastodon.social/@sbccompare

Bret Weber
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Bret Weber

SBC benchmarking specialist with 5+ years of dedicated testing experience. Tested over 100 single board computers to provide accurate, real-world performance data.

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