Geekbench benchmarking
#Installing Geekbench 6.5 - Linux/AArch64 (Preview Edition)
wget https://cdn.geekbench.com/Geekbench-6.5.0-LinuxARMPreview.tar.gz
tar -xf Geekbench-6.5.0-LinuxARMPreview.tar.gz
cd Geekbench-6.5.0-LinuxARMPreview
./geekbench6📊 Geekbench 6.5.0 Results — Orange Pi 6 Plus Board (32GB)
| Category | Sub-Test | Score | Throughput |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Core | Overall | 1291 | — |
| File Compression | 1476 | 211.9 MB/sec | |
| Navigation | 1181 | 7.11 routes/sec | |
| HTML5 Browser | 1548 | 31.7 pages/sec | |
| PDF Renderer | 1580 | 36.4 Mpixels/sec | |
| Photo Library | 1303 | 17.7 images/sec | |
| Clang Compile | 1519 | 7.48 Klines/sec | |
| Text Processing | 1308 | 104.7 pages/sec | |
| Asset Compression | 1204 | 37.3 MB/sec | |
| Object Detection | 1190 | 35.6 images/sec | |
| Background Blur | 1042 | 4.31 images/sec | |
| Horizon Detection | 1417 | 44.1 Mpixels/sec | |
| Object Remover | 1062 | 81.7 Mpixels/sec | |
| HDR | 1264 | 37.1 Mpixels/sec | |
| Photo Filter | 1109 | 11.0 images/sec | |
| Ray Tracer | 1026 | 992.5 Kpixels/sec | |
| Structure from Motion | 1361 | 43.1 Kpixels/sec | |
| Multi-Core | Overall | 6568 | — |
| File Compression | 4450 | 639.0 MB/sec | |
| Navigation | 7966 | 48.0 routes/sec | |
| HTML5 Browser | 9347 | 191.3 pages/sec | |
| PDF Renderer | 9933 | 229.1 Mpixels/sec | |
| Photo Library | 8721 | 118.4 images/sec | |
| Clang Compile | 9826 | 48.4 Klines/sec | |
| Text Processing | 1258 | 100.7 pages/sec | |
| Asset Compression | 9083 | 281.5 MB/sec | |
| Object Detection | 4635 | 138.7 images/sec | |
| Background Blur | 5491 | 22.7 images/sec | |
| Horizon Detection | 8887 | 276.5 Mpixels/sec | |
| Object Remover | 5084 | 390.9 Mpixels/sec | |
| HDR | 7500 | 220.1 Mpixels/sec | |
| Photo Filter | 6619 | 65.7 images/sec | |
| Ray Tracer | 8363 | 8.09 Mpixels/sec | |
| Structure from Motion | 9408 | 297.9 Kpixels/sec |
🔎Insights – we’ve got a winner!
- Single-Core Score: 1291 — modest, reflects ARMv8 cores at 2.6 GHz.
- Multi-Core Score: 6568 — scaling across 12 cores, but not linear (efficiency ~5×).
- Strongest workloads: PDF rendering, HTML5 browser, Clang compile.
- Weaker workloads: Background blur, ray tracing (single core).
| Device description | Single-Core Score | Multi-Core Score | Results Source |
| Orange Pi 6 Plus(32GB) | 1291 | 6568 | Click Here |
| Raspberry Pi 5 (16GB) | 796 | 1584 | Click Here |
📊 Geekbench 6 CPU Comparison — Orange Pi 6 Plus vs Raspberry Pi 5 (16GB)
| Sub-Test | Orange Pi 6 Plus (12 cores, 32GB) | Raspberry Pi 5 (4 cores, 16GB) |
|---|---|---|
| Single-Core Score | 1291 | 796 |
| File Compression | 1476 (211.9 MB/s) | 830 (119.2 MB/s) |
| Navigation | 1181 (7.11 routes/s) | 933 (5.62 routes/s) |
| HTML5 Browser | 1548 (31.7 pages/s) | 498 (10.2 pages/s) |
| PDF Renderer | 1580 (36.4 Mpixels/s) | 938 (21.6 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Library | 1303 (17.7 images/s) | 739 (10.0 images/s) |
| Clang Compile | 1519 (7.48 Klines/s) | 1132 (5.57 Klines/s) |
| Text Processing | 1308 (104.7 pages/s) | 901 pages/s |
| Asset Compression | 1204 (37.3 MB/s) | 895 (27.7 MB/sec) |
| Object Detection | 1190 (35.6 images/s) | 586 (17.5 images/sec) |
| Background Blur | 1042 (4.31 images/s) | 778 (3.22 images/sec) |
| Horizon Detection | 1417 (44.1 Mpixels/s) | 944 (29.4 Mpixels/sec) |
| Object Remover | 1062 (81.7 Mpixels/s) | 539 (41.4 Mpixels/sec) |
| HDR | 1264 (37.1 Mpixels/s) | 821 (24.1 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Filter | 1109 (11.0 images/s) | 749 (7.43 images/s) |
| Ray Tracer | 1026 (992.5 Kpixels/s) | 865 (836.7 Kpixels/s) |
| Structure from Motion | 1361 (43.1 Kpixels/s) | 812 (25.7 Kpixels/s) |
| Multi-Core Score | 6568 | 1584 |
| File Compression | 4450 (639 MB/s) | 719 (10.3 MB/s) |
| Navigation | 7966 (48.0 routes/s) | 1773 (10.7 routes/s) |
| HTML5 Browser | 9347 (191.3 pages/s) | 933 (19.1 pages/s) |
| PDF Renderer | 9933 (229.1 Mpixels/s) | 2052 (47.3 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Library | 8721 (118.4 images/s) | 1400 (19.0 images/s) |
| Clang Compile | 9826 (48.4 Klines/s) | 3483 (17.2 Klines/s) |
| Text Processing | 1258 (100.7 pages/s) | 1099 (88.0 pages/s) |
| Asset Compression | 9083 (281.5 MB/s) | 3424 (106.1 MB/s) |
| Object Detection | 4635 (138.7 images/s) | 752 (22.5 images/s) |
| Background Blur | 5491 (22.7 images/s) | 1963 (9.12 images/s) |
| Horizon Detection | 8887 (276.5 Mpixels/s) | 1845 (57.4 Mpixels/s) |
| Object Remover | 5084 (390.9 Mpixels/s) | 5084 (390.9 Mpixels/s) |
| HDR | 7500 (220.1 Mpixels/s) | 1775 (52.1 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Filter | 6619 (65.7 images/s) | 979 (9.71 images/s) |
| Ray Tracer | 8363 (8.09 Mpixels/s) | 3452 (3.34 Mpixels/s) |
| Structure from Motion | 9408 (297.9 Kpixels/s) | 1905 (60.3 Kpixels/s) |
Sources: Our Geekbench results for the Orange Pi 6 Plus, along with the Raspberry Pi 5 (16GB) test results from the Geekbench Browser.
🔎 Insights
- Orange Pi 6 Plus: Much stronger in multi‑core workloads thanks to 12 cores, scoring ~4× higher than Pi 5.
- Raspberry Pi 5 (16GB): Lower aggregate scores, but per‑core efficiency is competitive; optimized for desktop workloads.
- Overall: Orange Pi 6 Plus dominates in raw compute throughput, while Pi 5 benefits from better GPU/memory integration and driver maturity.
Geekbench 6 CPU Comparison — Orange Pi 6 Plus vs Radxa Orion O6
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Device description | Single-Core Score | Multi-Core Score | Results Source |
| Orange Pi 6 Plus(32GB) | 1291 | 6568 | Click Here |
| Radxa Orion O6 (64GB) | 1310 | 6615 | Click Here |
| Category | Geekbench Browser (Orange Pi 6 Plus – 32GB) | Geekbench Browser (Radxa Orion O6 – 64GB) |
|---|---|---|
| Single-Core Overall | 1291 | 1310 |
| File Compression | 1476 (211.9 MB/s) | 1530 (219.7 MB/s) |
| Navigation | 1181 (7.11 routes/s) | 1233 (7.43 routes/s) |
| HTML5 Browser | 1548 (31.7 pages/s) | 1589 (32.5 pages/s) |
| PDF Renderer | 1580 (36.4 Mpixels/s) | 1583 (36.5 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Library | 1303 (17.7 images/s) | 1296 (17.6 images/s) |
| Clang Compile | 1519 (7.48 Klines/s) | 1519 (7.48 Klines/s) |
| Text Processing | 1308 (104.7 pages/s) | 1302 (104.2 pages/s) |
| Asset Compression | 1204 (37.3 MB/s) | 1203 (37.3 MB/s) |
| Object Detection | 1190 (35.6 images/s) | 1233 (36.9 images/s) |
| Background Blur | 1042 (4.31 images/s) | 1075 (4.45 images/s) |
| Horizon Detection | 1417 (44.1 Mpixels/s) | 1466 (45.6 Mpixels/s) |
| Object Remover | 1062 (81.7 Mpixels/s) | 1101 (84.7 Mpixels/s) |
| HDR | 1264 (37.1 Mpixels/s) | 1265 (37.1 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Filter | 1109 (11.0 images/s) | 1147 (11.4 images/s) |
| Ray Tracer | 1026 (992.5 Kpixels/s) | 992 (960.1 Kpixels/s) |
| Structure from Motion | 1361 (43.1 Kpixels/s) | 1356 (42.9 Kpixels/s) |
| Multi-Core Overall | 6568 | 6615 |
| File Compression | 4450 (639 MB/s) | 4023 (577.8 MB/s) |
| Navigation | 7966 (48.0 routes/s) | 7976 (48.1 routes/s) |
| HTML5 Browser | 9347 (191.3 pages/s) | 9812 (200.9 pages/s) |
| PDF Renderer | 9933 (229.1 Mpixels/s) | 10285 (237.2 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Library | 8721 (118.4 images/s) | 8571 (116.3 images/s) |
| Clang Compile | 9826 (48.4 Klines/s) | 10002 (49.3 Klines/s) |
| Text Processing | 1258 (100.7 pages/s) | 1394 (111.6 pages/s) |
| Asset Compression | 9083 (281.5 MB/s) | 9180 (284.5 MB/s) |
| Object Detection | 4635 (138.7 images/s) | 4552 (136.2 images/s) |
| Background Blur | 5491 (22.7 images/s) | 5512 (22.8 images/s) |
| Horizon Detection | 8887 (276.5 Mpixels/s) | 8841 (275.1 Mpixels/s) |
| Object Remover | 5084 (390.9 Mpixels/s) | 4873 (374.7 Mpixels/s) |
| HDR | 7500 (220.1 Mpixels/s) | 7398 (217.1 Mpixels/s) |
| Photo Filter | 6619 (65.7 images/s) | 6998 (69.4 images/s) |
| Ray Tracer | 8363 (8.09 Mpixels/s) | 8610 (8.33 Mpixels/s) |
| Structure from Motion | 9408 (297.9 Kpixels/s) | 9407 (297.9 Kpixels/s) |
Key Takeaways
- Overall scores are nearly identical: 1291 vs 1310 (single core), 6568 vs 6615 (multi-core).
- Your run outperforms in some multi-core subtests (File Compression, Photo Library, Object Remover, HDR).
- Geekbench Browser run is stronger in text-heavy and rendering tasks (Text Processing, HTML5 Browser, PDF Renderer, Clang Compile).
- Differences are small and likely due to system load, thermal conditions, or minor OS variations.
This is great, but i have a Orange Pi 5 Max almost a year and still there is only first versions of few images for that board and few beta on some forums. So support for that is like zero after board is released.
From my checking, the Orange Pi 5 Max supports around 3-4 distributions. There’s often a delay for new images after hardware release, but the popular RK3588 SoC has solid support. You can always upgrade your existing distribution and install a newer kernel with the latest packages. You can always switch to an RP5 that has less powerful hardware but comes with better software support.
I think this is BS, no announcements form the Orange PI, nothing on the forums.
I would definitely buy this with 32GB or 64GB, now that would be a decent platform
It’s not ready yet, but the news is reliable, and the company has also shared some updates about it.
Well, if they truly on this, this will be a great SBC, I would buy one immediately.
This should be marketed using like 5$ vouchers in ARACE, OrangePI would immediately gauge the interest and get some early revenue o produce the board