TinyMemBench Memory Bandwidth Results
Compare memory bandwidth performance across Single Board Computers using memcpy and memset benchmarks
52 boards tested · scores from 243.1 to 18,181 (memcpy (MB/s))
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest single board computer in TinyMemBench?
The Radxa Dragon Q8B 32GB currently tops our TinyMemBench ranking with 18,181 (memcpy (MB/s)), measured on real hardware with our standardised test setup.
What is a good TinyMemBench score for an SBC?
Across the 52 boards we have tested, TinyMemBench results range from 243.1 to 18,181 (memcpy (MB/s)), with a median of 2,895. Anything above the median puts a board in the faster half of the market.
About TinyMemBench Memory Bandwidth Results testing
TinyMemBench measures memory bandwidth: how quickly a board can move data with memcpy and fill it with memset. Memory speed shapes real-world performance far more than most spec sheets suggest, affecting everything from desktop responsiveness to emulation and video work. Differences between memory generations and bus widths show up clearly here, which makes this page a useful sanity check when two boards share the same SoC but perform differently.