CD8180 / CD8160 / P1

CD8180 / CD8160 / P1 #

General Specifications #

Specs
SoCCD8180 / P1
CPU4x Cortex®-A720 (Big cores) up to 2.8GHz
4x Cortex®‑A720 (Medium cores) up to 2.4GHz
4x Cortex®‑A520 (LITTLE cores) 1.8GHz
RAMLPDDR5 RAM
- 128bit memory bus
- 5500MT/s transfer speed
- Configurations: 4GB / 8GB / 16GB / 32GB / 64GB
GPUArm® Immortalis™ G720 MC10
- Hardware Ray‑Tracing enabled
- Vulkan® 1.3
- OpenGL® ES 3.2
- OpenCL® 3.0
VPUArm-China Linlon V8
- 8K@60fps decoder AV1, H.265, H.264, VP9, VP8, H.263, MPEG‑4, MPEG‑2
- 8K@30fps encoder H.265, H.264, VP9, VP8
NPUArm-China Zhouyi
- Computing Power: 30 TOPs
- Precision Support: INT4 / INT8 / INT16 / FP16 / TF32

Every Cix P1 has been limited up to 2.6GHz afterwards while the original target was 2.8GHz


Block Diagram

P1 Block Diagram


Linux Support #

Mainline kernel #

  • Fully supported
  • Works but not all features are implemented.

See Mailing list

ComponentStatus
Basic DTMerged
MAILBOX/UART/ClockMerged
I2C & I3CMerged
SPIv6.19-rc1
Pinctrlv6.19-rc1
PCIev6.19-rc1
HDAReviewing
ResetReviewing

Boards with Cix P1 #

List of boards:

  • Minisforum MS-R1
  • Radxa Orion O6N
  • OrangePi 6 Plus
  • MetaComputing ARM AI PC

What variant is CD8160? #

“CD8160 was the silkscreen used in early mass production. As PC/server models entered production, all silkscreen numbers were standardized to C*8180. CD8160 is no longer supplied.”

Cix P1 variants like CD8160 are all the same SoC from different batches in production. There are no differences.