Simple8085
A simple Intel 8085-based computer design (by TomNisbet)
ncnn-small-board
ncnn benchmark on various single board computers (by nihui)
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How to find the right chips?
You will need to read the data sheet for your processor to understand what is needed. The 8085 sheet will show some very hard to find chips like the 8155 and 8755, but you can build a very nice computer with not much more than the CPU, a latch, a RAM, and and EEPROM. Here’s one I did: https://github.com/TomNisbet/Simple8085
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Figuring out the capabilities of Rockchip CPUs - RK3566 vs the much older RK3399
Edit: for extra confusion, I've now found this other benchmark that has a different idea and says RK3566 devices have slightly better performance than RK3399 ones in CPU-heavy computation (relevant, since I've no use for the GPU under Linux).