vkmark (Vulkan) Benchmark Results

Compare Vulkan GPU performance across Single Board Computers using vkmark at 1080p and 4K resolutions

6 boards tested · scores from 207 to 2,397 (1080p Score)

6 results

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Top Performers

Radxa Fogwise Airbox Q900 36GBIQ-90752,3971080p Score 2Radxa ROCK 5B+ 16GBRK35881,4051080p Score 3Radxa Orion O6N 32GBP19021080p Score

Full Results

#	Board	Price	SoC	Architecture	1080p Score	4K Score
1	Radxa Fogwise Airbox Q900 36GB LPDDR5 Radxa Fogwise Airbox Q900 36GB LPDDR5	$590	IQ-9075 Qualcomm	ARM	2,397	889
2	Radxa ROCK 5B+ 16GB LPDDR5 Radxa ROCK 5B+ 16GB LPDDR5	$135	RK3588 Rockchip	ARM	1,405	435
3	Radxa Orion O6N 32GB LPDDR5 Radxa Orion O6N 32GB LPDDR5	$199	P1 CIX	ARM	902	309
4	Radxa Dragon Q8B 32GB LPDDR4 Radxa Dragon Q8B 32GB LPDDR4	$569	Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 Qualcomm	ARM	900	996
5	Raspberry Pi 5 8GB LPDDR4X Raspberry Pi 5 8GB LPDDR4X	$145	BCM2712 Broadcom	ARM	406	93
6	Raspberry Pi 4 2GB LPDDR4 Raspberry Pi 4 2GB LPDDR4	$49	BCM2711 Broadcom	ARM	207	58

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest single board computer in vkmark (Vulkan)?

The Radxa Fogwise Airbox Q900 36GB currently tops our vkmark (Vulkan) ranking with 2,397 (1080p Score), measured on real hardware with our standardised test setup.

What is a good vkmark (Vulkan) score for an SBC?

Across the 6 boards we have tested, vkmark (Vulkan) results range from 207 to 2,397 (1080p Score), with a median of 902. Anything above the median puts a board in the faster half of the market.

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About vkmark (Vulkan) testing

vkmark exercises the GPU through Vulkan, the modern low-overhead graphics API. Vulkan support on single board computers is still uneven, so a board appearing here at all says something about the maturity of its graphics stack. Scores reflect both the GPU hardware and the quality of its Vulkan driver, making this a good companion to the OpenGL results when judging a board for graphical workloads.