SuperTuxKart Gaming Benchmark Results
Compare real-game GPU performance across Single Board Computers using SuperTuxKart's built-in benchmark at 1080p and 4K
11 boards tested · scores from 1 to 153 (1080p Typical FPS)
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Full Results
- 1Fastest Overall: Radxa Dragon Q8B 32GBSnapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · $677153 FPS153 FPSSnapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · $677
- 2Orange Pi 6 16GBP1 · $359113 FPS113 FPSP1 · $359
- 3Best Value: Radxa ROCK 5B+ 16GBRK3588 · $13544 FPS44 FPSRK3588 · $135
- 4Fastest Under $100: HardKernel ODROID N2+ 2GBS922X · $6910 FPS10 FPSS922X · $69
- 5Libre Computer Alta 4GBA311D · $12510 FPS10 FPSA311D · $125
- 6Banana Pi M2S (S922X) 4GBS922X · $679 FPS9 FPSS922X · $67
- 7HardKernel ODROID N2+ 4GBS922X · $959 FPS9 FPSS922X · $95
- 8Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 4GBBCM2712 · $1489 FPS9 FPSBCM2712 · $148
- 9HardKernel ODROID C2 2GBS905 · $703 FPS3 FPSS905 · $70
- 10Khadas VIM1S 2GBS905Y4 · $1192 FPS2 FPSS905Y4 · $119
- 11PINE64 PINE A64 2GBA64 · $391 FPS1 FPSA64 · $39
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest single board computer in SuperTuxKart?
The Radxa Dragon Q8B 32GB currently tops our SuperTuxKart ranking with 153 (1080p Typical FPS), measured on real hardware with our standardised test setup.
What is a good SuperTuxKart score for an SBC?
Across the 11 boards we have tested, SuperTuxKart results range from 1 to 153 (1080p Typical FPS), with a median of 9. Anything above the median puts a board in the faster half of the market.
About SuperTuxKart Gaming testing
SuperTuxKart is a real, playable 3D kart racer, and version 1.5 ships with a built-in benchmark that replays the exact same race on every board, making it our first actual-gaming GPU comparison rather than a synthetic test. We run the official builds fullscreen at 1080p and 4K with identical pinned graphics settings on every board. The FPS figures are SuperTuxKart's own stability-aware metrics rather than simple averages: Typical FPS is the frame rate the game mostly renders at, while Steady FPS is the floor it holds for ~99% of the run: the number that tells you whether a game feels smooth. Higher is better for both.