NVidia's Tegra X1 does well on Linux
Its tests show the Tegra X1 is just a bit lower than an Intel Core i3 Broadwell system which his a thumbs up for ARMv8 hardware on Linux and Nvidia's Tegra plans.
The X1 SoC succeeds the K1 and is a 64-bit ARM design that's has four Cortex-A57 cores and four Cortex-A53 cores. The X1 SoC uses Maxwell-class graphics and uses less than 10 Watts.
Original: NVIDIA's Tegra X1 Delivers Stunning Performance On Ubuntu Linux
Related: NVIDIA Releases 352.30 Linux Driver
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