Raspberry Pi Zero (PIZERO) Review
SysBench 0.4.12
Sysbench CPU results show total execution time in seconds for the same amount of work, which is why the CPU dual threaded results show twice the time on the single core Raspberry Pi, and half on the dual core Banana Pi.
The SysBench memory benchmark with the default values gave lower than expected results in early testing.
I’ve switched to 1MB block size and 10GB total size for the memory test – so you will see some default/old results that are too low, and some new results above.
iperf 2.0.5 Client
Results shown are in megabits per second
The Pi Zero did quite well with the USB 10/100 Ethernet adapter with >94Mbps for the iperf client test.
iperf 2.0.5 Server
Results shown are in megabits per second
The Pi Zero also did well for iperf server with the USB 10/100 Ethernet adapter.
NBench 2.2.3
Results are an index relative to a Pentium 90 with 256KB L2 cache.
The Pi 0 – as expected – was faster than the B+ due to the higher clock speed.
Article Index
- Introducing Raspberry Pi Zero
- A Closer Look at Pi Zero
- Feature Comparison, Operating Systems, Software Compatibility
- Common Applications, Multimedia, Kodi, Hardware Compatibility, USB Hubs, WiFi
- Ethernet, GPIO: WiringPi, pigpio, Add-On Board testing, RoboPi
- More testing: Pi Droid Alpha, SchoolBoard ][, Pi Rtc Dio
- More testing: Pi Jumper, EZasPi, Benchmarks: Booting & Launching Apps, Compiling GNU Emacs
- More Benchmarks: SysBench 0.4.12, iperf client & server, NBench 2.2.3
- More Benchmarks: Unix Bench 5.1.3, hdparm, dd, Power Utilization, Documentation
- Support, Conclusion, What I liked, What I did not like
