That seems at odds with the "under typical loads Raspberry Pi 5 will run cooler than a similarly loaded Raspberry Pi 4" from the same link.https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/heatin ... erry-pi-5/Without any cooling in place, the Raspberry Pi 5’s CPU idle temperature is around 65°C when sitting out in the open air on the lab bench.
Both my Pi 4B and 3B are reporting below 40C at idle, just running the desktop.
That 65C is 60% higher than either, hardly "cooler", so maybe they are saying temperature creeps up slower from the baseline on a Pi 5 as workload increases, but it's got a hefty baseline to start with.
Statistics: Posted by hippy — Fri Apr 26, 2024 6:20 pm
