Not a scientific measure by ANY measure, but a similar core I googled appears to kick out about 200 bogomips whereas a virtual Xeon E5-2690 v2 core on one of my machines knocks out 5984 bogomips.
I have 20 of those Xeon cores and 128Gb of RAM in a 2U.
Comparing the ratio of bogomips you'd have to get 598 of those ARM machines in a 2U to get the same bogomips.
Like I said this isn't even slightly scientific but is at least interesting trivia.
I have 20 of those Xeon cores and 128Gb of RAM in a 2U.
Comparing the ratio of bogomips you'd have to get 598 of those ARM machines in a 2U to get the same bogomips.
Like I said this isn't even slightly scientific but is at least interesting trivia.