Both are TZTEK GEAC-series Edge AI Box PCs built on the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. Here's the comparison on the three attributes you asked about:
| GEACX1 | GEACX1T | |
|---|---|---|
| AI performance | 200 TOPS | 275 TOPS (INT8, sparse) |
| Cellular | 5G | 4G/LTE |
| Weight | 2020 g | 1500 g |
Key differences:
- AI TOPS: The GEACX1T is rated at 275 INT8 TOPS (sparse), while the GEACX1 is rated at 200 TOPS. Both share the same 5.32 TFLOPS FP32 figure, which is based on the Jetson AGX Orin module inside each system. en.tztek.com +3en.tztek.com ↗“performance.max_ai_tops=200 TOPS”en.tztek.com ↗“275 INT8 TOPS (sparse)”en.tztek.com ↗“performance.max_fp32_tflops=5.32 TFLOPS”en.tztek.com ↗“performance.max_fp32_tflops=5.32 TFLOPS”
- Cellular: The GEACX1 supports 5G, while the GEACX1T supports 4G/LTE — though the GEACX1T also lists GNSS/GPS, which the GEACX1 does not. en.tztek.com +1en.tztek.com ↗“connectivity.cellular=5G”en.tztek.com ↗“connectivity.cellular=4G/LTE”
- Weight: The GEACX1T is lighter at 1500 g versus the GEACX1's 2020 g, and it is also more compact (137.3 × 230 × 52.8 mm vs. 149 × 237 × 65 mm). en.tztek.com +1en.tztek.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=2020 g”en.tztek.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=1500 g”
In short: the GEACX1T offers higher AI throughput and a lighter, more compact build, while the GEACX1 gives you 5G connectivity. Both are IP65-rated, fan-cooled, and Active in lifecycle. en.tztek.com +1en.tztek.com ↗“mechanical.ip_rating=IP65”en.tztek.com ↗“identity.lifecycle_status=Active”