| 9 Jul 2025 |
 dramforever | but i don't think llvm is getting that any time soon, or ever | 10:30:11 |
 zimward | fun stuff. but sounds like it should be an issue in all C920v1 cores | 10:50:04 |
| dramforever | yes | 10:52:34 |
 Tristan Ross | In reply to @skeuchel:matrix.org
I have both the pioneer (sg2042) and the megrez (eic7700x). the c920 cores in the sg2042 are kinda slow. too slow to use as a desktop. and a lot of processes swamp the memory subsystem. the p550 are already much faster. I would estimate that 4x eic7700x might outperform the sg2042, and would probably also be cheaper. Matthew Croughan has a P550 and I've tried compiling things on it. We've seen a lot of things fail on it which makes me think there's something wrong. How does it perform for you? | 13:52:33 |
| dramforever | In reply to @rosscomputerguy:matrix.org
Matthew Croughan has a P550 and I've tried compiling things on it. We've seen a lot of things fail on it which makes me think there's something wrong. How does it perform for you? fail as in...? | 13:59:50 |
| dramforever | random userspace crash? | 13:59:55 |
| Tristan Ross | A lot of test failures like bus errors and io errors | 14:00:21 |
 Steven Keuchel | It's not as stable as I would like because the board crashes about once a week, but I am not running into the problems you describe. I have fewer tests timing out than on the sg2042, and other test failures are clearly software, not hardware related. | 14:06:57 |
| Steven Keuchel | * It's not as stable as I would like because the board crashes about once a week even when idle, but I am not running into the problems you describe. I have fewer tests timing out than on the sg2042, and other test failures are clearly software, not hardware related. | 14:07:12 |
