$149 Inforce Computing IFC6410 Board Features Qualcomm APQ8064 Quad Core SoC

I’ve only seen Qualcomm SoC in smartphones and tablets, as well as their own development boards, but Inforce Computing has just changed that thanks to IFC6410 single-board computer powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 quad core krait processor @ 1.7GHz. This Pico-ITX SBC comes with 2GB RAM and 4GB eMMC flash, HDMI out, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi and more.

IFC6410 Single Board Computer (Click to Enlarge)
IFC6410 Single Board Computer (Click to Enlarge)

Here are the specifications of this board:

  • SoC – Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 Quad Core Processor (1.7GHz) + Adreno 320 GPU
  • System Memory – 2GB on-board PCDDR3, up to 533MHz
  • Storage – 4GB eMMC + μSD card connector + SATA interface
  • Connectivity:
    • 802.11 b/g/n WiFi (Atheros QCA6234)
    • Bluetooth 4.0 (Atheros QCA6234)
    • 10/100/1000bps Ethernet (Atheros 8151)
  • Video and Audio Interfaces:
    • μHDMI (1080p)
    • LVDS
    • MIPI-CSI2 (4-lane, up to 20MP camera)
    • HD Audio and Mic-in
  • USB – 2x USB 2.0, 1x USB OTG
  • Misc I/O – 1x I2C, 1x SPI, 1x UART, UIM, 8x GPIO
  • Debugging – via serial console on 3-pin header
  • Power – 5V/5A
  • Dimensions – 10cm x 7cm (Pico-ITX)
  • Temperature Range – Operating: 0 to 70 C | Storage: -20 to 80 C
  • Relative Humidity – 5 to 95% non-condensing
IFC6410 SBC Block Diagram
IFC6410 SBC Block Diagram

The company will provide board support packages for both Linux and Android. You may want to watch the board introduction video below for an overview of the board.

IFC6410 is a production-ready board with compliant with RoHS and WEE standard. It will be available in May, but you can pre-order it now, or rather register your interest, for just $149 (+shipping) via IFC6410 page. With the cancellation of OPENBRIX Zero board, this is the cheapest “Cortex A15 class” board that I know of (Even though technically speaking Krait is not Cortex A15, but the performance is about the same), and with 4 cores it will even more powerful than the Arndale board.

Via Linuxgizmos

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kcg
kcg
10 years ago

Hi,
please change the title and text. Basically speaking APQ8064 is not Cortex-A15. Qualcomm licenses just ARMv7 ISA and develops its own chips (Marvell does the same too) which is in contrast with majority of others ARM SoC manufacturers which are using ARM developed cores (like A9/A7/A8/A15). So, this is definitely not Cortex-A15!
Well, don’t be confused by Inforce Computing marketing speech “A15 class processing powered”. 🙂
Thanks!
Karel

kcg
kcg
10 years ago


You are welcome! And thanks for really nice post. It would be interesting to see for example some compilation benchmarks between real A15 (Arndale) and this APQ8064…

Andrew
Andrew
10 years ago

I couldn’t find any info on QCA6264. Does anyone know if this has been released yet (is it available to buy) ?

Michael Brush
Michael Brush
10 years ago

What about case for this board,and power supply.thanks

hairil
hairil
10 years ago

FYI:
Marvell Feroceon = 1.2DMIPS/MHz
ARMv6 ARM11(Raspberry Pi) = 1.25DMIPS/MHz
ARMv7 Cortex-A5 = 1.57DMIPS/MHz,
ARMv7 Cortex-A7 = 1.9DMIPS/MHz,
Qualcomm Scorpion = 2.1MIPS/MHz
ARMv7 Cortex-A9 = 2.5DMIPS/MHz,
Qualcomm Kraits = 3.3DMIPS/MHz,
ARMv7 Cortex-A15 = 3.5->4.1DMIPS/MHz
ARMv8Cortex-A53 = 2.3DMIPS/MHz
ARMv8 Cortex-A57 = 4.1-476DMIPS/MHz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ARM_microprocessor_cores

Adi
Adi
10 years ago

It’s pity there’s no JTAG adapter. Then it would be one hell of a board 🙂

Andrew
Andrew
10 years ago


I’m sorry. I did mean QCA6234. Still can’t find any information on it.

Marcell
Marcell
10 years ago

@Adi
It does have JTAG connectors, download the board’s datasheet, there’s a picture there of the board itself, on the left side you can clearly see the connector pins with the sign “JTAG” next to them 🙂

freethinker
freethinker
10 years ago

Do they plan to publicly release the source code?

adem
adem
10 years ago

when i click preorder avast kicks in and warns me about a virus i clicked on a couple of them and got the same result

http://www.inforcecomputing.com/product/moreinfo/ifc6410.html

iam no developer but i want one to connect to my tv and use as a media player i think it would be better then any tv dongle
thats out right now i think the best dongle would be one based on rk3188 and this s4 pro would eat it alive

adem
adem
10 years ago

could i just put anything as a company how would they know do they really care maybe they just want to sell ether way i will try and i will let you guys know

adem
adem
10 years ago

i put in a pre order and they will start dispatching some time in September i think i have wait for email to make payment its a couple of weeks away i cannot wait for it i wish they had the adreno 330 instead of the 320

Daniel Mathews
8 years ago

Guys , just wanted to let you know that Inforce has launched a new version of the 6410 called as 6410Plus at the same price as earlier. You can check the specs of the new one at http://www.inforcecomputing.com/products/single-board-computers/6410-plus-single-board-computer-sbc

Jibril
Jibril
8 years ago

@Daniel Mathews
when a version with hirose u-fl connector for external wifi antenna and 4 GB Ram ?

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