I’ve had a look at the DRAM chips on my board, they’re H58G56AK6BX069, which according to Hynix’s site are actually 6400 MT/s chips. Thus the board should really support that and can claim the >100GB/s, i.e. 16% speed increase above the current one.
Edit: to finally complete that point, I ran measurements showing that the RAM clearly runs at 4266 MT/s instead, I moved the discussion there to avoid polluting this thread.
I’ve used git-imerge with some good results for LLVM.
@RadxaYuntian any news about the expected upcoming bios release from CIX ? I’ve noticed a large commit last week in edk2-platforms and that’s all. I’m just trying to organize my spare time for future tests in case the release happens in the next 2 weeks. Also, in the latest commit it seems that the BIOS now supports boost frequencies and that there’s a new setting “cpu max” in addition to 2.5+2.6. Do you have any insight about how this will work ? Thanks!
CIX released a new version of their DeviceTree SDK last week, which we will not use. We will wait for the BIOS branch to be updated (which is shared between DT and ACPI SDK) before continuing working on ACPI SDK.
I don’t think there will be a new release in the next 2 weeks.
Pretty sure this is all blobs for now.
OK thanks for the quick response! Then I’ll just give that one a quick test to see if it improves anything but that will be all, I’ll wait for the rest as well before investing more time on it.