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> Yeah, as soon as I heard about the 5 needing cooling for most tasks (...) I'm sure those who put a premium on thermals or quietness will be able to run RPi5
by rewmie 3y ago
> Yeah, as soon as I heard about the 5 needing cooling for most tasks (...)
I'm sure those who put a premium on thermals or quietness will be able to run RPi5 with passive cooling if they really want to. The RPi4 already suffered from thermal issues and that didn't pose a major problem. Anyone could simply drop by Amazon and pick one of the many passive cooling cases without any issue.
- geerlingguy 3y agoI'm hoping Flirc updates their passive heatsink case for Pi 5. It's my favorite case for the Pi, and it should be able to handle the 5's slightly increased temps.