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Performance on the latest motherboard appears to be reduced for Google Coral.

Performance on the latest motherboard appears to be reduced for Google Coral.

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mcbudder2004
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06-20-2021, 04:34 PM
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Hi everyone, I initially used an AsRock board, but because of other problems I upgraded to an ASUS one instead. With the AsRock my Google Coral took about 8 ms to detect in Frigate. Now it takes 30 ms with the new ASUS board. I suspect a BIOS setting might be limiting speed, though I haven’t tried anything that worked. All ports performed similarly, even when using USB for BIOS flashback (which appears to be USB 2.0). It seems like the system is being constrained to 2.0. My setup includes a NAS with unRAID, Frigate, HASS, and containers running on a Ryzen 3200G using the ASUS motherboard.
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mcbudder2004
06-20-2021, 04:34 PM #1

Hi everyone, I initially used an AsRock board, but because of other problems I upgraded to an ASUS one instead. With the AsRock my Google Coral took about 8 ms to detect in Frigate. Now it takes 30 ms with the new ASUS board. I suspect a BIOS setting might be limiting speed, though I haven’t tried anything that worked. All ports performed similarly, even when using USB for BIOS flashback (which appears to be USB 2.0). It seems like the system is being constrained to 2.0. My setup includes a NAS with unRAID, Frigate, HASS, and containers running on a Ryzen 3200G using the ASUS motherboard.

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senne632
Member
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07-07-2021, 11:20 AM
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It looks like the single USB-C connection performs better than the previous setup, while the other ports might be behaving differently—possibly due to a separate bus for USB-C.
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senne632
07-07-2021, 11:20 AM #2

It looks like the single USB-C connection performs better than the previous setup, while the other ports might be behaving differently—possibly due to a separate bus for USB-C.