RK3288 Device Overview BOX

[Gormar]

Memory bus width?

Because RK3288 is capable to support few different memory bus width configuration 2x16 (=2x2x8) and 2x32(=2x2x16)) I had some doubts about 4 chip configuration. But as it seems these are four 16 bit width DDR3L modules (checked only Kingston D2516EC4BXGGB) configured in two 32bit channels. Therefor it will not hinder performace of this SoC.

[no_spam_for_me]

Forget the AnTuTu scores... with the right kernel patch/fake you can get > 50.000 without any problem if you want, but the kernel/device isn't faster as without the fake at the kernel...
So if you get 1 or 2K more or less isn't really important...

[jscheema]

Antutu benchmark scores?

Any location with all the Antutu benchmark scores, or if owners could post theirs so we could compare?

I like the PCB's that come with heatsink on them for heat deception.

I own a RK3188. For the most part it works great, but you run a game on it and it overheats fast and reboots.

Thank you.

[novexx]

the Open Hour Chameleon Box is now available

http://www.cloudmedia.com/products/open-hour/chameleon

[clarkss12]

Pictures deleted. Better Pictures already posted.

[Newit]

no_spam_for_me, I just wanted to say thanks for all your hard work putting this together. I could never imagine me doing something like this, I know it must have taken you many, many hours to do all this compiling of data. It is very useful for anyone thinking about purchasing one of these boxes.

thanks, again

Agree, a really hard work

[clarkss12]

no_spam_for_me, I just wanted to say thanks for all your hard work putting this together. I could never imagine me doing something like this, I know it must have taken you many, many hours to do all this compiling of data. It is very useful for anyone thinking about purchasing one of these boxes.

thanks, again

[Javimetal]

I have done a little bit redesign and also add some links (specially at HPH and sub-forum and so on)
(don't ask me about blank line before (and sometimes also after) bulleted list or not... (really waste my time) )

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@ Javimetal
I also add your shop-links for
Beelink R89

http://www.asiapads.com/en/beelink-r89-rk3288-quad-core-1-8ghz-android-4-4-4k-uhd-16gb-2571.html

ZERO Devices Z6C "Beast"

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-kitkat-zero-devices-z6c-rk3288-voip-games-2477.html

OTT S928 camera

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-s928-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-5mp-camera-2564.html

OTT CS918II 8GB

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-cs918ii-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-8gb-2566.html

OTT CS918II 16GB

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-cs918ii-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-16gb-2570.html

Cloudnetgo CR13S

http://www.asiapads.com/en/cloudnetgo-cr13s-rk3288-quad-core-1-8ghz-android-4-4-tv-box-hdmi-2572.html

BTW:
- If I search at your shop for rk3288 I don't get the "Coming soon" ...
- could you confirm, that the 'Cloudnetgo CR13(S)' use the same pcba as the 'Sunchip CX-998S' (CX-998-V1.1 2014-03-31) and do you maybe have pictures of the released pcba version (I don't think they release this old version)? THX

You are right, there is an update pending, talking about "Coming soon", "Out of stock" and so on.


The Cloudnetgo CR13 I did not open that box, but it is not CX-998S.

[no_spam_for_me]

I have done a little bit redesign and also add some links (specially at HPH and sub-forum and so on)
(don't ask me about blank line before (and sometimes also after) bulleted list or not... (really waste my time) )

------------------------------------------------------

@ Javimetal
I also add your shop-links for
Beelink R89

http://www.asiapads.com/en/beelink-r89-rk3288-quad-core-1-8ghz-android-4-4-4k-uhd-16gb-2571.html

ZERO Devices Z6C "Beast"

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-kitkat-zero-devices-z6c-rk3288-voip-games-2477.html

OTT S928 camera

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-s928-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-5mp-camera-2564.html

OTT CS918II 8GB

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-cs918ii-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-8gb-2566.html

OTT CS918II 16GB

http://www.asiapads.com/en/android-4-4-rk3288-ott-cs918ii-tv-box-quad-core-cortex-a17-16gb-2570.html

Cloudnetgo CR13S

http://www.asiapads.com/en/cloudnetgo-cr13s-rk3288-quad-core-1-8ghz-android-4-4-tv-box-hdmi-2572.html

BTW:
- If I search at your shop for rk3288 I don't get the "Coming soon" ...
- could you confirm, that the 'Cloudnetgo CR13(S)' use the same pcba as the 'Sunchip CX-998S' (CX-998-V1.1 2014-03-31) and do you maybe have pictures of the released pcba version (I don't think they release this old version)? THX

[Javimetal]

Seems not a moment to soon with the Android set top box market about to change with Google's new "Android TV" boxes coming to the market. The end user out of the box experience really needs to change. Perhaps selling test boxes then waiting for final hardware and stable firmware for retail boxes will become the way forward.

I said more than one time to some design houses here in China: "You need to set-up a good SOFTWARE TEAM and do something more than compile an Android OS there"

Not just the "Android TV" will be a problem for them, also everybody will have a "Smart TV" at home soon, so this market will drop more and more if they are just focused in hardware.

I think the brands who think about this will be the survivors, but most of them depends 99.9% on the software made by the design houses.

[Haba]

You know.... there are a lot of things "behind the scenes". As example, no body in Netxeon (Beelink) knew anything about freaktab forum until I was there and wrote in their blackboard in capital letters FINLESS name, SDK and tools release (released for the A9 after that), collaboration with community and some other things (requested here). Look now if something was changed, Beelink is a good example. For those who think Rockchip changed, I must say, no, Rockchip did not change, just Netxeon changed because followed the community and they try to work more with and for the users (or, with the users in mind, as some people said).

And another design houses will also come here soon to share, learn, teach, collaborate, give samples or another things because I also explained what is Freaktab and probably will also change their way to work and produce products.

I know others prefer close the mouth and do not say anything to the design houses and later just publish here the latest firmwares, tools, SDKs or anything made by these companies. Of course, also getting medals.

Seems not a moment to soon with the Android set top box market about to change with Google's new "Android TV" boxes coming to the market. The end user out of the box experience really needs to change. Perhaps selling test boxes then waiting for final hardware and stable firmware for retail boxes will become the way forward.

[Javimetal]

You know.... there are a lot of things "behind the scenes". As example, no body in Netxeon (Beelink) knew anything about freaktab forum until I was there and wrote in their blackboard in capital letters FINLESS name, SDK and tools release (released for the A9 after that), collaboration with community and some other things (requested here). Look now if something was changed, Beelink is a good example. For those who think Rockchip changed, I must say, no, Rockchip did not change, just Netxeon changed because followed the community and they try to work more with and for the users (or, with the users in mind, as some people said).

And another design houses will also come here soon to share, learn, teach, collaborate, give samples or another things because I also explained what is Freaktab and probably will also change their way to work and produce products.

I know others prefer close the mouth and do not say anything to the design houses and later just publish here the latest firmwares, tools, SDKs or anything made by these companies. Of course, also getting medals.

[no_spam_for_me]

I think you reflected not to my generally statemant but to the words about beta testers from oman and Finless...

[Haba]

NO news are GOOD news
(but of cause sometimes it is nice to get a feedback)

Seems the ones that did post to explain why they have not been on here, state that life events got in the way. Knowing what they had going on in their lives, did they honestly think they would have the time to put in the effort participation requires or did they just sign up for a free box? Why didn't they send the unit back explaining they are unable to participate if something unexpected came up?

[no_spam_for_me]

NO news are GOOD news
(but of cause sometimes it is nice to get a feedback)