Some more Phytium and Qualcomm Falkor V1 stuff

results/ARMv8-Crypto-Extensions.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 SoC vendors who license ARMv8 cores (usually 64-bit capable) can decide between certain optional features: for example cryptographic acceleration called ['ARMv8 Cryptography Extensions'](https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ddi0500/e/CJHDEBAF).
 
-Usually SoC vendors do, the only known exceptions are early Cortex-A53 SoCs like Qualcomm's Snapdragon 410, Amlogic's very first 64-bit SoC S905 (used only on ODROID-C2 and NanoPi K2) and BroadCom's SoCs powering all 64-bit capable Raspberry Pis: all lack any crypto acceleration and perform way lower than all other 64-bit ARM SoCs in this area.
+Usually SoC vendors do, the only known exceptions are early Cortex-A53 SoCs like Qualcomm's Snapdragon 410, Amlogic's very first 64-bit SoC S905 (used only on ODROID-C2 and NanoPi K2), Phytium's FTC662 core and BroadCom's SoCs powering all 64-bit capable Raspberry Pis: all lack any crypto acceleration and perform way lower than all other 64-bit ARM SoCs in this area.
 
 If the kernel has been built correctly, availability of accelerated cryptography functions can be checked by querying `/proc/cpuinfo`: The 'Features' entry will additionally show `aes pmull sha1 sha2`.
 
@@ -31,14 +31,14 @@ _ARMv8 Crypto Extensions_ are not a classic 'crypto engine' running at a fixed c
 
 ### Scores predictable based on CPU core and clockspeed
 
-It all boils down to type of ARM core and CPU clockspeed since the ratio between openssl score and CPU clockspeed is fixed in the following way (using sbc-bench result collection as base which unfortunately misses all more modern ARM cores than A73 and A76):
+It all boils down to type of ARM core and CPU clockspeed since the ratio between openssl score and CPU clockspeed is fixed in the following way (using sbc-bench result collection):
 
   * Cortex-A35: ~217, an A35 running at 1000 MHz will produce an ~217000k aes-256-cbc score (or ~434000k at 2000 MHz)
   * Cortex-A57: ~359, an A57 running at 1000 MHz will produce an ~359000k aes-256-cbc score (or ~718000k at 2000 MHz)
   * Cortex-A53/A55: ~467, A53/A55 running at 1000 MHz will produce an ~467000k aes-256-cbc score (or ~935000k at 2000 MHz)
-  * Cortex-A72/A73/A76: ~570, A72/A73/A76 running at 1000 MHz will produce an ~570000k aes-256-cbc score (or ~1140000k at 2000 MHz)
+  * Cortex-A72/A73/A76/A77/A78: ~570, A72/A73/A76 running at 1000 MHz will produce an ~570000k aes-256-cbc score (or ~1140000k at 2000 MHz)
 
-Amazon's Graviton/Graviton2 ARM CPUs score identical to A72/A73/A76 and the custom FTC663 core inside the [Feiteng D2000 CPU](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FeiTeng_(processor)#Future_processors) performs identical to an A57. NVidia's Carmel core performs marginally better than Cortex-A57 (~374, the Jetson Xavier NX numbers below). Qualcomm's Kryo Silver cores are based on A55 and perform exactly the same here.
+Amazon's Graviton/Graviton2 ARM CPUs and Neoverse-N1 cores score identical to A72/A73/A76/A77/A78 and the custom FTC663 core inside the [Feiteng D2000 CPU](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FeiTeng_(processor)#Future_processors) performs identical to an A57 ([another hint wrt similarity](https://github.com/martin-frbg/OpenBLAS/blob/b3b4672c30f613c0043ad0557d33a34ffa3bbd0d/kernel/arm64/KERNEL.FT2000)). NVidia's Carmel core performs marginally better than Cortex-A57 (~374, the Jetson Xavier NX numbers below). Qualcomm's Kryo Silver cores are based on A55 and perform exactly the same here while Qualcomm's Qualcomm Falkor V1 behaves like Cortex-A72 and onwards.
 
 ### Implications
 
@@ -119,9 +119,6 @@ Crawling through [sbc-bench results collection](../Results.md) comparing +30 dif
 | [S922X](http://ix.io/3MuT) | 1900 | 1085350 | 571 |
 | [A311D2](http://ix.io/3Wq0) | 2200 | 1252070 | 569 |
 | [A311D](http://ix.io/3VfL) | 2400 | 1365900 | 569 |
-| Neoverse-N1 | | | |
-| [Ampere Altra](http://ix.io/4dsC) | 3000 | 1706150 | 569 |
-| [Amazon m6g.8xlarge](http://ix.io/2FrG) | 2500 | 1424770 | 570 |
 | Cortex-A76 | | | |
 | [RK3588](http://ix.io/3XzI) | 985 | 560200 | 569 |
 | [RK3588s](http://ix.io/3XYo) | 2330 | 1325370 | 569 |
@@ -130,5 +127,10 @@ Crawling through [sbc-bench results collection](../Results.md) comparing +30 dif
 | [QRB5165](http://ix.io/49kx) | 2840 | 1598490 | 563 |
 | Cortex-A78AE | | | |
 | [NVIDIA Orin](http://ix.io/4ax9) | 2200 | 1242940 | 565 |
+| Qualcomm Falkor V1 | | | |
+| [Snapdragon 835](http://ix.io/4fea) | 2360 | 1342240 | 569 |
+| Neoverse-N1 | | | |
+| [Ampere Altra](http://ix.io/4dsC) | 3000 | 1706150 | 569 |
+| [Amazon m6g.8xlarge](http://ix.io/2FrG) | 2500 | 1424770 | 570 |