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    System temperature really hot

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    • P Offline
      plumcraft
      last edited by

      Thanks for your replies, i’m going to buy a new box for my Pi 3 with a quality fan

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        dmcinnes Module Developer @KirAsh4
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        Thanks @KirAsh4 ! I bought a case to try out as well.

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        • MichMichM Offline
          MichMich Admin
          last edited by

          Mine is around 65C as well. Stable, for the past few months.

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          • MichMichM Offline
            MichMich Admin
            last edited by

            Good to know: mine isn’t actively cooled. It’s not inside a box, but it is inside the Mirror’s casing.

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            • KirAsh4K Offline
              KirAsh4 Moderator
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              With mine, as the temperature started to get higher and higher, the HDMI started dropping out. It would cause the monitor to blank out momentarily. It would stop late in the evening and be fine, but then during the day I would start seeing it again. Boosting the HDMI signal on the rpi didn’t help (in fact it made the temperature go up a bit higher even), but whenever I just blew across the rpi’s CPU, it would stop. That’s how I realized it was just getting too hot, even at the default speed. Now that I put it in a case with a fan, I haven’t had any issues.

              A Life? Cool! Where can I download one of those from?

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