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Originally Posted by mdp
This could explain why in the ARM world you see from benchmarks that supposed quad-core behave like tri-core (e.g., Geekbench3 values for the rk3188, 490 single 1200 multi).
Another peculiarity apparent with benchmarks are the multi-cpu boards: sold as "hexa-cores", very inconsistent results after you run the benchmark multiple times reveal that the active CPU is chosen pretty unpredictably: sometimes the dual-core CPU "A" is working, sometimes the quad-core CPU "B" is.
Dale, do you have examples?
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Rockchip family shown in our wiki are all dual core with the second core a DSP.
Dale