ChisBread

BTW, I run glmark2 in performance mode

<< I think you can add another release for kernel with panfork patches and without OC. OC is only related to linux-dtb-* << Maybe they can also be included into the Armbian RK3588 patches if they are stable I don't think it's possible until icecream95 and upstream settle << Saving OC and governors for last. governors are the most important one, and there are no side effects, I recommend reading https://github.com/ThomasKaiser/Knowledge/blob/master/articles/Quick_Preview_of_ROCK_5B.md#important-insights-and-suggested-optimisations

Now the score of glmark2 is 5000 with PAN_MESA_DEBUG=gofaster and kernel https://github.com/ChisBread/linux-orangepi/releases/tag/v1.06.002

the performance improvement of overclocking is not as good as modifying dmc governor(or upthreshold) <10% vs 20%+

This is my current glmark2 score, just need panfork+wayland+overclocking But it seems to be able to reach 3900 on RK3588, I'm still researching why, but it's good enough...

You can take a look at this post, it's a bit long https://forum.radxa.com/t/rock-5b-debug-party-invitation/10483 Pressurizing 50mv can make my RK3588S reach 2.4GHz, before this it was 2.28GHz Use this tool to test https://github.com/wtarreau/mhz Increasing voltage gives ~20% gain on glmark2

Just because of weekends, we have to be a little patient, full-time employees also have weekends. This is the kernel I'm using now, just need to overwrite the installation: https://github.com/ChisBread/linux-orangepi/releases/tag/v1.06.001 But be careful not to install my dtb, which is overclocked. Unless you know what you're doing. btw @Efe Çetin . Maybe I can also submit a patch to fix mouse cursor flickering under x11?

1. Enable `2005-OrangePi5-dubious-tcpm-stuff-extracted-from-Xunlong-.patch` and recompile the kernel, type-c should work fine. 2. Yes, Bottom port is 2.0.

hi, I moved from: https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/4582 type-c can be found by lsusb, but no power is supplied I tried waking up manually but it didn't work