Performance's Ouya

[ouyapl]

Could somebody run benchmark on Ouya and write result? I hear that Ouya has modified Tegra3.(Ouya is steadily connected to power so Ouya should has better performance).

[Jakob Mühldorfer]

Could somebody run benchmark on Ouya and write result? I hear that Ouya has modified Tegra3.(Ouya is steadily connected to power so Ouya should has better performance).

I was trying to get information on that as well!

Luckily there is a method that will tell wether or not it was overclocked that is done withing 1-3 minutes, let me put my old post here:

Hi,

could anyone please post the "bogomips" of the Tegra?

Most of you might not have heard the term, but the number is a really really small benchmark done by the linux kernel on booting your android device, so it basically allows to tell whether or not the thing is overclocked!

You can either use a terminal emulator and do "cat /proc/cpuinfo" or you can use this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...heep.asi&hl=de

Thank you very much

Jakob

Again I have to say it would be great to know it!

Regards
Jakob

[ChristmasCane]

Bump on this. I too wanna know.

[alsutton]

Remember; These are dev kits, so any figures you get shouldn't be taken as an indication of the consumer release OUYA because there'll be software tweaks and other things going between now and the time those are released.

[Jakob Mühldorfer]

Updated Information: A Member of the Ouya Team just confirmed it is a Tegra 3 T33, the fastest model available!

[ouyapl]

This Tegra 3 T33 in Ouya is overclocked or modified?

[Tomato]

This Tegra 3 T33 in Ouya is overclocked or modified?

It will be overclocked, mainly because the device is powered and they do not have to watch after battery life

[Jakob Mühldorfer]

It will be overclocked, mainly because the device is powered and they do not have to watch after battery life

How do you know?
I that just your guess or do you have reliable sources?

[Noeh]

How do you know?
I that just your guess or do you have reliable sources?

I just think it is common sense, unless there is some kind of overheating problem it would just be stupid not to use the potential of an overclocked version if you have the powersupply to support it.

[Jakob Mühldorfer]

I just think it is common sense, unless there is some kind of overheating problem it would just be stupid not to use the potential of an overclocked version if you have the powersupply to support it.

Well Ouya is completely new in the market offering a damn cheap console.
Would they risk overclocking without Nvidias advice or reliable long term data from other devices? I do not think so.
If they get a lot of dead consoles back they need to replace they are history.

I personally think that Nvidia will tell them a maximum temperature limit which allows them to get around 10-20% more clock speed with a good cooler.
But there will probably not be any to the limit overclocking as we can hear it from individual people who risk damaging their hardware (Nexus 7 reports etc).