Radxa Orion O6 (Cix P1, 32GB)

Not a Rockchip board: it uses the Cix P1, a 12-core Armv9 SoC on TSMC 6nm. The 100 GB/s figure (128-bit LPDDR5 at 5500 MT/s) is the CPU-facing headline; the Radxa community forum reports CPU-bound work seeing roughly 40-50 GB/s in practice. Every sourced benchmark runs CPU-only, because mainline llama.cpp does not use the 30 TOPS NPU. TDP is not published by Radxa. Price corrected 2026-08-28: the record previously carried $200 with a note asserting that was the 32GB tier, but the cited Tom's Hardware article (published 19 December 2024) states $200 is the 8GB model and lists 32GB at $300, so the figure did not match this entry's memory size. as_of moved from 2025-10 to 2024-12 to match the article's actual publication date. Radxa's own product page carries no price and the 32GB and 64GB variants are Sold Out at the official Arace store, so no newer figure could be confirmed; this is a launch-era price and DRAM costs have risen industry-wide since, as the Raspberry Pi 5 and Jetson entries show. US buyers may also face import tariffs on top.