**ODROID-N2+ including case and RTC Battery. Fully assembled.** 

The ODROID-N2+, now available as a fully assembled package including the case and RTC battery, represents a significant leap forward in single-board computer technology. Outperforming its predecessor, the N2 Model, the ODROID-N2+ offers enhanced power, stability, and speed.

Key Features:

1. Increased CPU Clocks:
• Quad-core Cortex-A73: The maximum CPU clock for the quad-core Cortex-A73 has been raised from 1.8GHz to an impressive 2.4GHz.
• Dual-core Cortex-A53: The dual-core Cortex-A53 now operates at 2.0GHz, up from 1.9GHz.
2. On-Board RTC Backup Battery:
• The inclusion of an RTC backup battery ensures accurate timekeeping and system reliability.
3. big.Little Architecture:
• The main CPU architecture integrates a quad-core ARM Cortex-A73 CPU cluster alongside a dual-core Cortex-A53 cluster.
• A new generation Mali-G52 GPU complements the CPU configuration.
4. Silicon Advancements:
• Thanks to modern 12nm silicon technology, the A73 cores run at 2.2GHz without thermal throttling.
• The stock metal-housing heatsink ensures robust performance while maintaining quiet operation.
5. Performance Boosts:
• Multi-core CPU performance is approximately 20% faster than the N1.
• The GPU achieves a 10% speed increase compared to its predecessor.
• DDR4 RAM runs at 1320MHz with low 1.2-volt power consumption.
6. Optimized Thermal Design:
• A large metal housing heatsink effectively dissipates CPU and RAM heat, minimizing throttling.
• The CPU placement on the bottom side of the PCB enhances thermal characteristics.

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Whether you’re a hobbyist, developer, or enthusiast, the ODROID-N2+ delivers exceptional performance and versatility for your projects..

Board Detail

Optional Active Cooler

Heatsink size comparison : The system height decreased from 34mm to 29mm approximately thanks to the slimmer heatsink.

CPU performance
Dhrystone-2, Double-Precision Whetstone, Sysbench and Memory bandwidth benchmark results show the N2+ system performance comes out ahead of other popular ARM SBCs.

GPU shader performance
The Mali-G52 runs at 800Mhz and is ~10% faster than Mali-T860MP4 in ODROID-N1.
The Mali-G52 is the second Bifrost-based mainstream GPU from Arm.
There are two Shader Processors in the GPU and each core has three Execution Engines. This is sometimes referred to as MP6.
GPU performance was measured with glmark2-es2 “–off-screen” option.

GPU OpenCL performance 

Source : Tested by forum user hominoid
The GPU powered hash computing rate on N2 is over 30% faster than N1.
All three SBC ran Lyra2rev2 simultaneously on a shared network. Each platform’s sgminer was compiled with the latest ARM Compute Library v18.11.

Thermal characteristics 
To check the thermal throttling, we ran some heavy CPU and GPU loads together on the SoC and monitored temperature. We ran the test within a chamber that keeps the ambient temperature at 35°C. So we believe the large stock passive heatsink is enough for very heavy computing loads.
cmd : stress-ng –cpu 6 –cpu-method matrixprod && glmark2-es2-fbdev –off-screen –run-forever

But you will meet a throttling phenomenon if you overclock the CPU frequency to 2.4Ghz and there is no cooling fan when your room temperature is higher than 30°C.

Gbit Ethernet
According to our iperf test result, the throughput performance was near 1Gbps.

USB 3.0 hosts
We measured the USB transfer speed with a UAS capable SSD.
The average ~340MB/s of throughput should be acceptable for many application.
Since four USB host ports share a single root hub, the transfer rate must be lower if you use multiple USB devices at the same time.

eMMC storage performance

Micro-SD UHS performance
Using properly implemented UHS dynamic voltage scaling, the sequential read and write speed is over 70MB/s and 55MB/s respectively.

The previous S905 SoC couldn’t activate the UHS mode once the system boots from eMMC. But S922X can keep using the UHS mode with the eMMC module simultaneously.