Poor search result compared to Google

Requisite2354

Searched for the query "odroid m2 performance vs odroid h4", did not get any pages that showed a comparison

The same query on Google surfaces a relevant page. Kagi should have shown this page as well.

marc_vb

That's a AI result you see there. If you use Kagi's FastGPT, you also get a result.

Thibaultmol

Or by clicking the quick answer button right of the search bar OR by adding a question mark at the end of your query.

Assuming you're indeed referring to the ai answer.

Requisite2354

I'm not referring to the AI answer, I'm referring to the forum post that does contain a performance comparison that was surfaced as the first link on the google search but not available on Kagi's. FastGPT and Quick Answer also do not find that post, and therefore do not make a direct comparison (e.g. it just says M2 is this many times faster than the previous generation, etc.) Let's not get lost in AI answers though because I expect to see that forum post anyway because it's the only relevant page available on this.

marcel001122

I got the following from Quick Answer:

Quick Answer

The ODROID-M2 and ODROID-H4 are both single-board computers (SBCs) from Hardkernel, but they cater to different use cases and specifications. Here’s a comparative overview:

Processor

ODROID-M2: Utilizes the RK3588S2 SoC, which offers significantly enhanced multiprocessing performance, approximately three times faster than its predecessor, the ODROID-M11.
ODROID-H4: Features an Intel Alder Lake-N architecture processor, with options like the N97 for the H4 and H4+ and N305 for the H4 Ultra. This architecture provides higher frequencies and improved performance compared to previous models23.

Memory

ODROID-M2: Typically supports LPDDR4 memory, which is sufficient for many applications but may not match the latest standards.
ODROID-H4: Supports DDR5 memory at 4800 MT/s, allowing for faster data transfer rates and better overall performance23.

Storage Options

ODROID-M2: Generally has fewer storage options compared to the H4 series.
ODROID-H4: Offers up to four SATA ports (in the H4+ and H4 Ultra), allowing for extensive storage capabilities, which is beneficial for NAS setups and other data-intensive applications43.

Performance

The H4 series is noted to be around 36% more performant than the previous H3+ model in single-threaded tasks2. This makes it more suitable for applications requiring higher computational power.

Use Cases

ODROID-M2: Ideal for general-purpose computing, media centers, and lightweight server applications.
ODROID-H4: Better suited for high-performance computing tasks, NAS setups, and applications requiring extensive storage and processing capabilities.

Conclusion

In summary, if you need a board for general tasks with decent performance, the ODROID-M2 is a solid choice. However, for applications that demand higher performance, better memory, and extensive storage options, the ODROID-H4 is the superior option.

References
ODROID-M2 – ODROID - Hardkernel www.hardkernel.com
BLOG – ODROID - Hardkernel www.hardkernel.com
ODROID-H4, H4+, and H4 Ultra: Next-Gen SBCs for High-Performance Compu www.picocluster.com
The ODROID H-series is growing with three brand new www.hardkernel.com

The forum in your Google post is my 4th result.