Side by side: two newly announced Rockchip SoC's and an old one : RK3228 vs RK3399 vs RK3328
We have a popular article here on MiniPCDB about the best mini PC/TV box chipsets currently available : the Amlogic S912, Realtek RTD1295 and HiSilicon Hi3798C V200.
Notice a chipset manufacturer known for their SoC's for TV boxes that is missing from the list?
If you thought about Rockchip, well done ... but the post is about them, so you had a big clue, isn't it? :-)
Rockchip revealed some of their plans for 2017 at CES 2017 this week, plans that include Rockchip RV1108 "visual processing platform", which could power the next generation drones, dashcams and sports cameras everywhere.
They also did show off two of the SoC's we'll talk about here on MiniPCDB due to the fact that there will be included in this year's Mini PC's - the Rockchip RK3399, a hexa-core SoC which should appear around May on devices like Remix IO+.
And there's also Rockchip RK3328, which should come out later this year and should spice up things a bot with it's 4K 60fps / 10bit support, "large capacity" DDR4 and Android 7.1.
| Rockchip RK3228 | Rockchip RK3399 | Rockchip RK3328 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Quad-core Cortex-A17 | Dual Cortex-A72 + Quad Cortex-A53, 64-bit CPU | Quad-core A53 |
| GPU | ARM Mali-T764 | ARM Mali-T864 | Arm Mali-450MP2 |
| RAM | DDR3/DDR3L, LPDDR2, LPDDR3 | DDR3-2133/DDR3L-2133/LPDDR3-2133/LPDDR4-2133 | DDR4, "large quantity" (4Gb, most likely) |
| OS | Android 5.1 | Android 6.1 | Android 7.1 |
| GeekBench (single core) | ~800 | ~1400 | TBD |
| GeekBench (multi core) | ~800 | ~1400 | TBD |
This post will be edited through 2017, as soon as we get to test some devices using the new SoC's.
