Compare Rockchip SoCs
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RK3588 vs RK3588S
Same CPU, GPU, 6 TOPS NPU and video engines. Pick RK3588 when you need PCIe 3.0 x4 (fast NVMe or PCIe expansion), HDMI input, dual GbE MACs or more…
RK3588 vs RK3576
RK3588 has far stronger CPU performance (Cortex-A76 vs A72), a faster GPU, 8K video and PCIe 3.0 x4. RK3576 matches the 6 TOPS NPU, adds UFS and…
RK3576 vs RK3568
RK3576 is a big step up: 8 cores (A72 + A53) vs 4× A55, a 6 TOPS NPU vs 1 TOPS, and 4K@120 display. RK3568 still wins on PCIe 3.0 x2, ECC DDR, a…
RK3568 vs RK3566
Same CPU cluster, GPU and video engines. RK3568 adds PCIe 3.0 x2, a second GbE MAC, more USB 3 and SATA, ECC and industrial variants. RK3566 is the…
RK3588 vs RK3568
RK3588 is the flagship (8 cores, 6 TOPS, 8K video, PCIe 3.0 x4); RK3568 is the cost-effective industrial workhorse (4× A55, 1 TOPS, PCIe 3.0 x2,…
RK3588 vs RK3399
RK3588 roughly doubles to triples RK3399 CPU throughput, adds a 6 TOPS NPU, 8K video and PCIe 3.0. RK3399 remains relevant for its excellent…
RV1106 vs RV1126
Both are vision SoCs. RV1106 is tiny and cheap (single A7, up to 1 TOPS, in-package DDR, 5 MP ISP), ideal for low-cost smart cameras. RV1126 has 4×…
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