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Gizmodo Australia The Raspberry Pi 3's Quad-Core CPU Can Hit 100C Under Load Gizmodo Australia Each major version of the Raspberry Pi has managed to double the core count, with the Pi 3 sporting the quad-core BCM2837. More transistors, more speed and unsurprisingly, more heat
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Gizmodo Australia The Raspberry Pi 3's Quad-Core CPU Can Hit A Toasty 100C Under Load Gizmodo Australia Each major version of the Raspberry Pi has managed to double the core count, with the Pi 3 sporting the quad-core BCM2837.
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Electronic Design (blog) Checking Out the Gizmo 2, Raspberry Pi 2, and the Creator CI 20 Electronic Design (blog) The Raspberry Pi 2 (Fig. 2) disappeared from store shelves almost as soon as it was announced.
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Benchmarking The Raspberry Pi 2 Hackaday The Raspberry Pi has only been available for a few days, but already those boards are heading through the post office and onto workbenches around the world. From the initial impressions, we already know this quad-core ARMv7 system boots in about half