Raspberry Pi 5 vs Zimablade Benchmark on Proxmox 8

0:00 all right in my last video where I did the proxmox install on the Raspberry Pi 5 I did mention that I felt that the Raspberry Pi 5 was actually faster than the zma blade so we're going to put it to the [Music] test here I have the two proxmark side by side and I am doing emulation test so that's the only test I'm going to be running and also it's going to be a seven zip Benchmark and on the left side we have the Raspberry Pi and on the right side we have the zema blade now on the left side you could tell that we have a four CPUs right over here it's running off a broadcom and clocked at 2.5 GHz with 8 gigs of RAM and on the right side we have the Intel Celeron j3455 clocked at 1.5 GHz and it's got 8 gigs of RAM as well now I am using both

0:47 VM and container just to run the test and see which one is better now we are going to start off with running Ubuntu and honestly I wouldn't be surprised that the Raspberry Pi is actually faster than zema blade now given that it is Intel CP you do have extra instructions like AVX AES and a bunch of other stuff that the arm CPU does not have so it might have an advantage over there but we are doing a full emulation test so this is a VM running Ubuntu 2204 on both sides and what I'm just going to do is run a 7even zip actually you know what I'm going to do time 7 Z and then B for Benchmark and I'm going to run the same thing oops sorry 7 ZZ and I'm going to run the same thing on this side as well so it's going to be time 7 Z

1:33 ZB and we're just going to let this run and see what the results would be and honestly like I said right off the gate you could see that the Ubuntu is much faster already and look the initial numbers are coming in and this is at 3,899 while the first one is 6,931 time of completion for the Raspberry Pi was about 27 seconds and we are doing an average of 81725 on compression and 9552 on decompression which is really good given that it does have a higher clock at 2.5 GHz versus 1.5 uh you could see it's almost double in speed uh as far as a seven zip Benchmark and here we go we are finally done so 27 seconds compared to 57 seconds right over here and you can see it's 3,735 on the compression and 3,974 on

2:21 the decompression honestly I thought the numbers for the zma blade would be a lot better but unfortunately it is not and it's not looking so good now we're going to do the same exact test but instead of using a full VM we are going to run it on the container and let's see if it could win on this side so we're going to jump on the container console I'm going to start this up and I'm going to go on to Raspberry Pi and do the same thing over here and start this one up and still have one VM running in the background even though it's not doing anything so it shouldn't really affect it now they both are running two cores at 4 gigs of RAM for the VM but as far as the container goes it's two cores with half a gig of RAM all right here we go we're going to do a 7 ZZ actually I'm going to do time 7zz and Benchmark same goes for here time 7zz B for Benchmark you can actually see

3:08 the CPU on this side where it says j3455 at 1.5 and over here it actually doesn't have the mention of the CPU itself so running this test on a container is pretty obvious you could tell that this one is slightly slower by hair this is only 32 seconds the average is 75 so it's slightly lower than running in a VM which is totally opposite on the zema blade where you can see this is actually 4,000 instead of 3,900 4,200 on the compression and decompression is 4,200 as well and the time instead of 57 is actually 52 so slight improvements running on the container versus running on the VM but the Raspberry Pi is definitely a clear winner and you can see the RAM usage is exactly the same 444 megabytes and the comparisons between each one has a

3:54 higher kernel it's 6.6 versus the 6.5 on this one but otherwise I was right to suggest that the Raspberry Pi is actually faster than the zema blade itself now the zma blade honestly still has more features as far as Hardware goes you can use the PCI slot you can add SATA to it so ultimately you can do more stuff with the zema blade itself but as far as performance goes the Raspberry Pi is double the speed of the Zuma blade anyway that is it for this video it's a short one if you guys have any questions about this hit me up down in the comments below if you guys are new to this channel consider subscribing and also hitting that Bell notification icon so you know when the next video is going to be out and as I just want to say thanks for watching