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What HN saysHN links it for Raspberry Pi 4 coverage, including its USB 3.0 over PCIe detail, thermal throttling notes, and machine learning benchmarks.
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pritambaral · 2019-08-06
The USB 3.0 controller on the Pi 4 is connected via PCIe. https://blog.hackster.io/meet-the-new-raspberry-pi-4-model-b-9b4698c28…
artemiszenk · 2019-07-16
The Raspberry Pi 4 no longer has incremental thermal throttling and was capable of running under "normal" desktop usage loads without active cooling. Under benchmarking cooling was required to stay under the 80deg C throttle limit. Article referenced: https://blog.hackster.io/meet-the-new-raspberry-pi-4-model-b-9b4698c28…
akavel · 2019-06-24
Thanks! I was especially interested in the cooling situation with RPi, and the article you linked to seems to provide some valuable information & further links in this regard (section "Heating and Cooling": https://blog.hackster.io/benchmarking-machine-learning-on-the-new-rasp…
undersuit · 2018-03-14
From pictures it looks like the fan would definitely be needed. The hat is very low clearance to maintain compatibility with the official cases. https://blog.hackster.io/the-new-raspberry-pi-poe-hat-823de8a8f5f
RossBencina · 2016-09-18
Not sure about "world's first." Here's an album released on Raspberry-Pi Zero from a couple of months back: "Musician Releases Album as a Live Coding Device on a Raspberry Pi Zero" https://blog.hackster.io/musician-releases-album-as-a-live-coding-devi…

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