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I think they run slower the hotter or colder it is outside.
by kraig911 7y ago
I think they run slower the hotter or colder it is outside.
- kumarvvr 7y agoBut why? It's not like running at 20 MHz is going to produce an exponential amount of heat in the processor. I mean, an ESP32 module runs at about 160 MHz, and using it with a capacitive touch screen almost as smooth as in a mobile.
- iancmceachern 7y agoI think that at least in some cases it has more to do with the LCD displays refresh rate and its response to cold temperatures. "As the liquid in the display freezes the response time slows down. In other words, it takes longer for the numbers and letters on the display to change (Turn ON or Turn OFF)." Reference: https://focuslcds.com/journals/what-happens-to-the-lcd-in-cold-temperatures/ https://focuslcds.com/journals/what-happens-to-the-lcd-in-co...